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 got mad album bangers particularly off his 1st 5 albums.
Ja been killing it!!! Still killing it!!! It’s murda 4 life!!!! R.I.P. IG 🪽
Also, Dave Chapelle’s , For what is worth 2004 special and the joke on Ja Rule had to do with his downfall, the one with Ja’s opinion on 9/11.
Ja Rule still is successful
i like some of his raps but he had a negative impact on the game
Ja Rule is over DMX to me song for song
I jumped on that F**k Ja train 20 years ago but now that you look back the dude had some bangers