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50 Cent Fires Back At Jadakiss And Fat Joe
04/11/2005 3:00 PM, Yahoo! Music
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50 Cent may be busy flexing his acting chops on the set of his feature film debut in Canada, but the rapper has still found the time to respond to Jadakiss and Fat Joe with the song "I Run New York." MTV.com reports that on the song, 50 Cent calls Jadakiss a disgruntled employee, and he threatens to push the release of Styles' new album back if Jadakiss doesn't shut up.
At the end of the song, which also features Tony Yayo, 50 Cent says he plans to call Sean "P. Diddy" Combs to purchase Jadakiss' publishing, since Combs bought a percentage of the rapper's publishing when he signed him to his Bad Boy Entertainment label in the mid-90s.
During his verse, Yayo takes a shot at Fat Joe, he raps "Fat Joe ain't a gangsta, he's scared to fly."
50 Cent started the lyrical battle with the song, "Piggy Bank," from his latest album, the Massacre. Jadakiss responded by releasing the mixtape song, "Checkmate," and Fat Joe released "My Fo, Fo."
Fat Joe had promised not to respond if 50 Cent released another diss record but Jadakiss already has another round in the chamber. His official response to 50 Cent, "Shots Fired," will be included on his partner Styles' next album, Time Is Money, which comes out in May.
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