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THE GAME (G-UNOT)
Just three months after the Game patched things up with 50 Cent, the former rap friends are at it again. The Game had been reportedly been slighting 50  while on the road with Snoop Dogg during their ill-fated How the West Was Won tour, but apparently took things to a new level. Game switched up lyrics on "Hate It or Love It"--the new hit track off his "Documentary" that he originally recorded with 50 Cent--to reflect his displeasure with 50 and his entire G-Unit crew, of which the Game was once a member. The Game also yelled "F--k 50" during his set, per MTV. Finally, the Game flipped lyrics on his biggest hit, "This Is How We Do," another cut he first dueted with 50, rapping: "50 Cent can suck my... / Tony Yayo can suck my... /G-Unit can suck my..."  Game also put his own spin on the G-Unit rallying cry throughout the show, yelling "G-G-G-G-U-Not!" at several points during his set.
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JADAKISS
LOX rapper has recently released a whole mix tape with disses to 50 cent. He was given shots in 50 cent's "Piggy Bank," being called a local rapper for going along with huge enemy Ja Rule on a song called "New York, New York." 50 has responded with a diss along with Tony Yayo, called "I Run NY."




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JA RULE (MURDER INC)
Beef between 50 Cent and Ja Rule has been brewing for a good few years now. Some of you may have heard about the physical squabbles, one involving 50 punching Ja and another with Ja's crew stabbing 50 and a friend of his. Ever since 50 Cent has served Ja Rule on wax, with such songs as "Your Life is on the Line" where 50 imitates Ja's yelling of "Murdaaaa" in the hook and "Get Out the Club" which specifically mentions the incident at the club..."You come 15 niggas, 10 knives, and I leave with 4 stitches, that ain't assault, that's an insult." Now that 50 signed with Shady/Aftermath Records, Ja Rule and Irv Gotti seem to have a problem with Dr. Dre and Eminem for signing an artist that they have beef with. On Tuesday, November 19, both Ja Rule and Irv Gotti were special guests on Star and Bucwild's morning show on Hot 97 NYC. Irv Gotti had some 'legal documents' stating the order of protection 50 'has on him'. Ja Rule yelled out "gay gay gay gay u - nit" mimicing the way 50 did "g-g-g-g-u-nit" in the beginning of the "Till I Collapse" freestyle (On the 8 Mile soundtracks bonus disk titled "Aftermath Sampler"). Ja Rule has since threatened Eminem and Dre, that if they allow 50 Cent to release a diss track towards him or Muder Inc. that Ja would take action against Eminem and Dre.
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FAT JOE (T-SQUAD)
The Terror Squad Don, Fat Joe has gotten in a rivalry with G-Unit Rapper 50 cent. 50 called him out on "Piggy Bank" for having a collaboration with huge enemy rapper Ja Rule on a song called "New York, New York." 50 has yet to respond to a one time song Fat Joe, called "Fuck 50 ( My Fo' Fo')."




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SHYNE
Shyne targeted 50 Cent on the track "For the Record" claiming 50 went after him on HOT 97 on the Funkmaster Flex show. 50 said "I heard Irv trying to sign Shyne, so I don't got no love for him/ Tell him 50 said he's soft, he won't shoot up the club again." Shyne claims at the same time 50 Cent was dissing him he was trying to sign him to G-Unit Records. Shyne said even though he has recorded the diss song which appears on his album, he won’t speak on him again.

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СADILLAC TAH (BLACK CHILD)
Cadillac Tah has some beef with 50, their beef isn't really exposed to the public much, Black Child, one of murder inc's members is rumored to be the one who shot 50 in front his grandma's house, and was also rumored to be the one who stabbed 50 in a club, the rumor says " murder inc members, including Ja Rule and Irv Gotti enterd a club, the lights went out, black stabbed 50, the lights came back. Since then, black child had made two disses towards 50cent, "theres a snitch in the club" and "you the wanksta" in both songs black talks about shooting 50, stabbing and other things, "I got a lot of living to do before I die, and I ain't got time to waste, shoot this nigga in his face."
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IRV GOTTI
Irv Gotti is the CEO of Murder Inc Records and a long time friend of Ja Rule.

 
 


 

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