Ja Goes at 50, Em,Dre and even Lil Mo!

It has been brewing for a minute now, but it now is has officially jumped off, Ja Rule has picked a fight with Eminem. It was only a matter of time, given Em’s relationship with 50 Cent, that they would have words. Em had fired a warning shot on “Go To Sleep” and Ja has responded.

The track is over Nas’ “Made You Look” instrumental. Ja goes not only at Em, but also has words for Dre. It has hard to understand why Ja would put himself in this situation, given that Eminem has massacred everyone who has stepped to him thus far in his career.

The song appears on the new Murder Inc. mixtape, “Warrior’s Words” and features the lines, “I’m huntin’ ya blondie, with a sawed gauge/you heard Joe Crack, I’ll make ground beef out of your baby/Em you know you fear me/cause I’m the rap games Jimmy Hoffa.” Word is that Em has already recorded a response.

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Scarface Calls 50 Cent a "Snitch"

So the word on the street now is that Ja Rule and Sticky Fingaz are not the only rappers coming at 50 cent these days. It seems that with the success of his new album, 50 has created some new enemies. Now Scarface is added to the list of adversaries. In a new track called "Snitch Nigga", Scarface calls out 50 and tries to tell the world that 50 is not as "hard" as he use to be. Real-HipHop has no real evidence of how the beef started between the two platinum artists but stay tuned. To listen to the track, use the clips below.

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Nas BreakDancing in London

Once in a while in hiphop, certain individuals break away from the pack and tries to do something new. Real-Hiphop has obtain a video of Nas doin this very thing. In London, Nas performed in front of a packed house. He performed hits like Stillmatic, One Love and even Ether. But the treat of the night came when Nas stunned the audience by chanllenging one of his dancers to a break-dancing contest. Who won? We will let you be the judge. Check the Video Below. Stay tuned for more exclusive footage of this concert.

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Joe Budden Comes Clean about his Addiction

"I'm an addict, so [I did] drugs, period," rapper Joe Budden said a couple of weeks ago in New York, breaking down what kinds of drugs he used to indulge in. "I never did coke, never did heroin, but I did [do] angel dust, weed and pills. Anything you say, I did it."

Before Joe was lyrically wounding cats on mixtape tracks — as he's been doing for the past two-and-a-half years — he was a Jersey City, New Jersey, rapper who was throwing his life away, succumbing to the allure of narcotics.

The abbreviated story of Budden's life before the music reads like this: Joe was born in Harlem, moved to Queens, New York, a few years later and then to New Jersey. His father went to jail when he was 14. Joe dropped out of high school, got his GED soon after, tried college for a while and eventually gave up. The 22-year-old said that while he and school were never friends, he and drugs definitely rolled tight.

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Lyor Cohen found guilty of Fraud

Irv Gotti's business partners finished their latest round of fighting Friday in a New York federal court. Music label Island/Def Jam and company CEO Lyor Cohen were found liable for fraud, willful copyright infringement and wrongful interference with a contract in a $30 million lawsuit filed against them by TVT Records.

At the eye of the storm were claims TVT had made, saying that Cohen tried to hinder the production and release of an album by Ja Rule's group, the Cash Money Click (a.k.a. CMC).

"The verdict against Mr. Cohen, personally, for fraud shows that there are some very serious problems confronting Def Jam and Universal Music Group," said Peter Haviland, a trial lawyer for TVT Records.

A spokesperson for Def Jam said the label had no comment.

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Eve: "Dre will be on my next album!"

Eve doesn't have a title for her next record yet, but maybe she should call it Still E.V.E. The golden-locked rapper/actress is hitting the studio next month with Dr. Dre.

"You will see Dre all over the record, let's put it that way," Eve said recently of the follow-up to last year's Eve-olution. She said she hasn't written any songs yet, opting instead to just get in the studio and let the creativity flow.

"It doesn't matter [what type of material he'll bring]," she said with a grin. "It's Dre. That's all I care about. He's creative, he's hardworking, [and] he has the energy. He believes in the project.

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Lil Cease: Lil Kin is No Longer Junior Mafia

It's bad enuff that Lil Kim has lost a little credibility by beefin with Biggie's Mother, but theres been yet another blow to Lil Kimz rocky credibility. Lil Cease recently held an interview on the Wendy Williams show where he explains how he is beefin with the rap star. Cease explains how the problem with him and Kim started and how she is no longer a part of the group that "BIG" started. But don't take our word for it, check the interview below:

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STAR AND JAY Z AT WAR?

Jigga's name is in the news yet once again for beef that he has with a hiphop figure. But this time, Nas is not the focus of Jay's beef. It seems that STAR of HOT 97FM in NYC is having a war of words with Jay-Z. The beef allegedly started when Star began to talk about the show Jay Z had on Showtime a few weeks back. In reply to the negative feedback Star gave the show, Jay-Z replied to Star with a tribute to Aliyaah that explained why "Star is mad cause (he) won't grant him an interview b/c the things he said to you." To listen to the track use the link below.

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