Ja Rule ruled the airwaves in the late ’90s and early 2000s, earning the title of the king of hip-hop anthems. With some of the biggest collaborations the industry had ever seen, Ja Rule dominated the charts until it all came crumbling down. See more in Season 1, Episode 3, “Ja Rule.”
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Ja rule could come out with music right know!
Ja was definitely ahead of his time. The sing rap style that all these young rappers are doing now is Ja was already on it 💯
25 years after the fact and Ja Rule acts like all these guys came after him for no reason other than them being jealous of his success. He fired all the shots and ran away crying about how 50, Em, DMX, Kurupt, D12, Busta Rhymes, and Dr. Dre were being mean to him.
This mf owe me a real sandwich
He is not credited enough for being such an amazing songwriter!!!! What a legend. Thanks for the memories Ja. ⭐
Tupac was the first to sing on his hooks, and everyone who was around knows jarule was trying to be like tupac. Please don’t change history, we have enough of that being done already. Give Thx
Pain is Love will forever be one of my fav albums ever.