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Why do people even like Ja Rule?

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S.G.V.:

--- Quote from: Pha®oahe Jome on July 07, 2003, 09:22:29 PM ---
Or more likely..
Some people on here likes (or pretends to like) Ja Rule for the simple fact that he disses 50 Cent, Eminem & Dr.Dre.

I know for a fact that people wouldn't cheer for Ja Rules music, if he didn't diss the mentioned..
I have trouble seeing a real hiphop-fan applauding "Mesmerize", "I'm real" or any other tracks Ja Rule have put out the last few years.

"The Wrap" and "The Wrap" remix is the exceptions, but that's not real tracks, because both uses other peoples beats..
But it might be a sign that Ja wants to get back to hiphop.. who knows.


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ive said it before...ill say it again...i dont like ja...im just defendin him because everyone is gangin up on him...but ja is hip hop...he still makes hip hop records...with HARMONIZING incorporated...i guess..by ur definition..Bone Thugs arent hip hop either...right?

Last Dragon:
I did like JA, but it became too much.  I bought RUle 3:36 becasue it did have some decent tracks on there.  Tracks like "6 Ft. Underground" made it worth the money I spent on the album.  I then bought "Pain IS LOve."  It definitly was a steo down fron his previous efforts, nad he'd come to make way too many R&B tracks.  If he would've kept it balanced, I wouldn't have mind those tracks.  Then, 50 came out, and I lost a lot of respect for JA when I found out how childish he was being over the whole beef at the start. Aroun late 2001, i heard about 50 and learned about the beef with JA, and how JA pretty much started the whole thing by being a damn fool about the whole situation.  Finally, the 2Pac copying came to the point where it was no longer just subtle.  It became so obvious that Stevie Wonder could see it.  The LAst Temptation album was the last straw.  JA wasn't even trying to make good music anymore, and the album cover and pictures where too much like something Pac would do.  I just lost intrest in JA through overexposure, and not being able to make a better product.  That's why me, and about 2 Million other people, stopped listening to No limit in 1999.  THe product was overexposed, and it was redundant as hell.  Nothing new and more of the same thing.  Who knows what will happen with Ja now?  We'll have to wait and see.

Reef:
Ohh word.. ja's older shit.. 3:36 and that other one that i can never say the name of is dope.. no doubt

smartass:
the same people who are talking about "real hiphop fans" not liking ja are the same ones who used to bump that type of shit hmm what a coincidence...if u say vvv isn't dope your playing yourself...

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