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  • You could tell the Nas/Jay battle Kinda influenced other rappers to go at it on records like that. They saw the benefits. It started this little trend lol.

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    Amphernee Hardaway

    I see.

    They only care about Kanye and Drake on here.

    And Travis, The Weeknd and Frank Ocean

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    Amphernee Hardaway

    I wouldnt say a flash in the pan.

    Ja was selling a lot of records. Ashanti too.

    They had a moment

    Yea,that’s def a lil too harsh cause both of them were huge for a moment but around 2006(maybe even a lil earlier)it felt like they disappeared.

  • Amphernee Hardaway

    But would that have happened if Nas was on the team?

    Probably still would’ve happened I think.

  • Nas fans were all excited at the time cuz they thought it was gonna lead to Nas getting better beats Lolol.

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    gnarlynasty

    Yea,that’s def a lil too harsh cause both of them were huge for a moment but around 2006(maybe even a lil earlier)it felt like they disappeared.

    The feds shut the whole label down. And Fif kept a foot on their necks

    By the time Ja came back with R.U.L.E. no one really cared anymore

    They fell by not pushing Caddilac Tah and Blackchild. They were never gonna be stars but they could've gave the label a street pressence they lacked.

    All they had was Ja surrounded by a bunch of female rappers and R&B singers

    How you go to war like that?

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    Amphernee Hardaway

    As for the Murder relationship to Jay-Z, Ja complains not of betrayal, but of several snubs on the business side. Ja still has love for Jay, whose pen and paperless memorization style of song writing directly influenced Rule's own penchant for crafting hooks in his head. Nevertheless, Gotti and Ja took Jay's decision a couple of years ago to skip out on a full-length Ja/Jay/X LP as a slap in the face. Then, in April of this year, Hov pulled out of a Triple Threat Tour slated for June that would have included the Roc-A­Fella, Bad Boy and Murder Inc. families. Though Jay initially explained he hoped to record over the summer, he changed his mind and joined the Sprite Liquid Mix tour in August. For Ja and Gotti, the Sprite tour was the last straw.

    Chilling with P. Diddy and discussing the missed opportunity, Ja two-wayed Jay to ask, "Why the backpack nlggas and not me, your nigga?" Ja found Hova's answer to be dis­turbing. "Jay-Z said, 'I'ma tell you this one time, 'cause I feel I f***ed up, but don't ever ask me my personal business again,"' Ja recounts in amazement.

    ehh...wouldn't say this is playing ja or irv. the collab album was never gonna happen because of x and jay. by this time the entire nas joining murda inc deal really ruined irv/ja's relationship with jay for a long time. hov wasn't f***ing with them hence why he was touring with 50 and s***.

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    gnarlynasty

    I swear,it honestly feels like only two people were actually making music on that label but if that’s the case,can it actually be called a label (Biggest makes they had besides the obvious were:Shyne,Christina Millian Lloyd,Charli Baltimore and Bobby Brown)

    Shyne was Bad Boy but Irv was highly interested

    mtv.com/news/1457038/irv-gotti-eyes-shyne-despite-jail-and-bad-boy-contract

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    BMZ

    ehh...wouldn't say this is playing ja or irv. the collab album was never gonna happen because of x and jay. by this time the entire nas joining murda inc deal really ruined irv/ja's relationship with jay for a long time. hov wasn't f***ing with them hence why he was touring with 50 and s***.

    They were good until Hov backed out of that Sprite tour. After that and the Nas s***, they never were cool like that again.

    Hov aint mess with 50 till I Get Money RMX

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    Aug 18, 2020
    Amphernee Hardaway

    I see.

    They only care about Kanye and Drake on here.

    Ngl this a 10 pager on there or thecoli

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    Amphernee Hardaway

    The feds shut the whole label down. And Fif kept a foot on their necks

    By the time Ja came back with R.U.L.E. no one really cared anymore

    They fell by not pushing Caddilac Tah and Blackchild. They were never gonna be stars but they could've gave the label a street pressence they lacked.

    All they had was Ja surrounded by a bunch of female rappers and R&B singers

    How you go to war like that?

    ay give R.U.L.E. its credit it had New York & Wonderful. those were joints. Joints on a sinking ship but still joints lol.

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    Amphernee Hardaway

    They were good until Hov backed out of that Sprite tour. After that and the Nas s***, they never were cool like that again.

    Hov aint mess with 50 till I Get Money RMX

    this isn't true 50 and hov toured together and worked before that.

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    Nas' 50 Cent diss

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    BMZ

    this isn't true 50 and hov toured together and worked before that.

    Worked on what?

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    He came at him again on Queens Get the Money (even though I'm almost certain Jay E wrote those bars, that was his writing style & he always hated 50)

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    Amphernee Hardaway

    Worked on what?

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    Goo

    Nas' 50 Cent diss

    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu-1y_8m97Y

    Classic.

    He could've turned the tide in that G-Unit vs The Inc s***

  • Aug 18, 2020
    Amphernee Hardaway

    Classic.

    He could've turned the tide in that G-Unit vs The Inc s***

    Fr lmao

    Imagine if he dissed Eminem

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    BMZ
    !https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_brR74KPtrc

    They weren't cool or had a real working relationship lol

    They did that s*** for the Reebok check

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    gnarlynasty

    I swear,it honestly feels like only two people were actually making music on that label but if that’s the case,can it actually be called a label (Biggest makes they had besides the obvious were:Shyne,Christina Millian Lloyd,Charli Baltimore and Bobby Brown)

    wow I never knew Christina and Lloyd were on Murder Inc

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    Goo

    He came at him again on Queens Get the Money (even though I'm almost certain Jay E wrote those bars, that was his writing style & he always hated 50)

    Alot of Electronica DNA on Untitled for sure.

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    Amphernee Hardaway

    The feds shut the whole label down. And Fif kept a foot on their necks

    By the time Ja came back with R.U.L.E. no one really cared anymore

    They fell by not pushing Caddilac Tah and Blackchild. They were never gonna be stars but they could've gave the label a street pressence they lacked.

    All they had was Ja surrounded by a bunch of female rappers and R&B singers

    How you go to war like that?

    They were gonna lose to Aftermath/50 no matter what they did,he just had next and I def remember Murder Inc being shutdown by FBI when it happened. How tf you call yourself Murder Inc with no underground presence tho

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    Amphernee Hardaway

    Alot of Electronica DNA on Untitled for sure.

    Originally he was supposed to produce the whole album

  • beast444

    wow I never knew Christina and Lloyd were on Murder Inc

    I dont think Christina was. She was on Island/Def Jam, that's how she got on that Ja single.

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    k1r9_2

    Shyne was Bad Boy but Irv was highly interested

    http://www.mtv.com/news/1457038/irv-gotti-eyes-shyne-despite-jail-and-bad-boy-contract/

    Two deep voiced NY niggas on the same label,would’ve been interesting