Ja Rule says social media could've changed his feud

Ja Rule recently shared his thoughts on his ongoing feud with 50 Cent during an appearance on Hot 97. He reflected on how social media could have changed the outcome of their conflict if it had been more prevalent in the early 2000s. Ja Rule believes that if fans had access to real-time information online, they would have seen a different side to 50 Cent. He suggested that people might have recognized 50 as "a fraud" rather than just taking his side based on appearances. He also discussed how the nature of rapper rivalries has evolved due to the internet. He noted that today, fans analyze beefs in detail, breaking down lyrics and battles extensively. This gives them more insight but also adds pressure to artists. Ja Rule expressed his views on the current music scene, specifically mentioning Drake and Kendrick Lamar. He compared the public's changing opinions about music stars to sports fans growing tired of dominant teams, like the Kansas City Chiefs. He pointed out that many people seem to want to see Drake lose despite his long-standing success. He advised young artists to avoid conflicts, emphasizing the importance of staying focused on their careers. Despite his history with 50 Cent, Ja Rule insists that he does not dwell on it or let it affect him.