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  • Mar 8, 2022
    Johnny Dior

    Lmao Onyx wtf fr

    They made a song and when they performed it live they had someone else do his verse

    He had a falling out with nas too after getting shot but it didn't escalate til after he blew

    His industry blackball was basically primarily due to ja rule/murder inc

  • Mar 9, 2022
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    Elric

    He's talking about before that

    He was clout chasing.

  • Mar 9, 2022
    Bobby_96

    Nah. This is rewriting history.

    Murda Inc literally admitted to blackballing 50 Cent after the time he got shot.

    He literally had to create his own grind with his mixtapes(using some of the same songs from POTD which got shelved) to get hip hop magazines and labels to pay attention to him.

    50 def had beef with the industry but his work ethic helped him bounce back from it with the help of Em and Dre.

    He was signed to Columbia. He already had a deal. He was in the mix. He used to run with JMJ and was managed by Violator.

    50 was well connected in the NY music hip hop scene. He even used to hang with Nas and NORE back in the day.

  • Mar 9, 2022
    OMEGA

    He was clout chasing.

    Yes but he successfully caught it

  • Mar 9, 2022
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    Elric

    RZA said they were pretty fussed over it lol

    Fif was not beefing with wu tang lol

  • Mar 9, 2022
    A Mad Ass Nigga

    50 came up beefing with real street niggas, so them industry niggas were like food to him.

    How to rob paraphrased

  • Mar 9, 2022
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    HFM

    Fif was not beefing with wu tang lol

    I'm just saying of all the people that got called out on How to Rob they were particularly peeved according to themselves. Were strongly considering rolling on him... but they didn't :elon:

  • Mar 9, 2022
    HFM

    How to Rob was just a conceptual song about sticking up the industry, no beef lol

    Hov responded but more so for the sport as he’s mentioned before

    It was deeper than sport to Hov lol that’s for sure

  • Mar 9, 2022

    The way he did that when he was on top was pure ego tripping. Dude had so much beef success he thought he was invincible, I imagine the game roasting his crew so bad after he got fired was a humbling experience, not that it stopped him from more beefing but still lol

  • Mar 9, 2022
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    Elric

    I'm just saying of all the people that got called out on How to Rob they were particularly peeved according to themselves. Were strongly considering rolling on him... but they didn't :elon:

    A whole lotta rumors about ghost face throwing 50 cent down a flight of stairs at that time

  • Mar 9, 2022
    Wt701

    A whole lotta rumors about ghost face throwing 50 cent down a flight of stairs at that time

    he was definitely asking for it at a very rugged time in hip hop

    I was buyin Source back then :elon: remember the drama

  • Mar 9, 2022

    50 beefed with street dudes that shot him 9 times and muder inc (ja rule, irv gotti, and a bunch of goons). It wasn't really the whole industry against 50 because he was still working with a lot of people and the extent of his "beefs" were people taking his jabs seriously he had a massive wave and for a little bit it was 50 and G Unit taking the lion's share of attention. YB has real street beef that he brings into music and doesn't really fw too many people

  • Prez 💎
    Mar 9, 2022
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    I always assumed How to Rob was inspired by Dreams by Biggie. In Dreams he facetiously raps about banging every female star R&B singer and in How to Rob he raps about robbing every star rapper. Same type of concept. 50 doing that took more balls tho, and naturally it inspired more negative responses from those rappers. That was part of his appeal- he had the balls to say anything about anyone.

  • Mar 9, 2022
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    Prez

    I always assumed How to Rob was inspired by Dreams by Biggie. In Dreams he facetiously raps about banging every female star R&B singer and in How to Rob he raps about robbing every star rapper. Same type of concept. 50 doing that took more balls tho, and naturally it inspired more negative responses from those rappers. That was part of his appeal- he had the balls to say anything about anyone.

    Same and Nicki did a fine job with take as well tbh

  • A Mad Ass Nigga

    50 came up beefing with real street niggas, so them industry niggas were like food to him.

    Preme really tried to kill him

  • Prez 💎
    Mar 9, 2022
    Elric

    Same and Nicki did a fine job with take as well tbh

    Agreed, her version is great

  • Mar 9, 2022

    Not a beef

  • Mar 9, 2022

    Everyone got butthurt at his How to Rob song.

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  • Mar 23, 2022

    Eminem and 50 both did "diss everybody" singles in '99

  • Mar 23, 2022

    if someone disses carti we got an army

  • Mar 23, 2022

    I don’t get how we can put the onest on yb as if most of the industry wasn’t already positioned against him. Yb is who the a&r’s compare rappers to as a goal of aspiration when they sign these dudes. It fueled an air of jealousy against him just to have those numbers and street love.

  • Mar 23, 2022
    TheLostBoy

    mf living 12/12 months on christmas
    that's the murakami effect

  • Mar 23, 2022

    I was just listening to that and I seen this thread

  • Mar 23, 2022
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    hot pancakes

    how to rob

    edit: nvm saw you mentioned it in op

    he basically dissed the whole industry so made a lot of enemies

    the ja rule / irv gotti/ murder inc beef goes back to the streets with supreme

    actually with ja it goes back even further over some petty s***

    I know the supreme s*** but refresh my memory of what happened before that with 50 and Ja