Comments on: 50 Cent Comments On Jay-Z’s Fame & Fortune

By: akz786

akz786 — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 10:45:57 +0000

im from the UK and i know for a fact that way, wayyy before jay-z got married to beyonce he was selling out concerts and huge stadiums/arenas while touring the UK and all of Europe. i saw him twice so i shud know how difficult it was to get a pair of tickets to see jay-z outside of the states…oh and jay only just married beyonce! wtf is wit that! mayb if he sed before they became boyfrend/girlfrend then he myt hav had a point but, before they were married??nevaa!

By: PaperTrail o8

PaperTrail o8 — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:42:16 +0000

LOL @ 87

L-O-L

By: HeyShae

HeyShae — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 11:10:49 +0000

Judging by these comments, I’d say 50 did just what he wanted to do – shake people up. He knows just what to say to get people talking.

By: kiza

kiza — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 13:41:51 +0000

hear the rabbit go again. 50 u didnt break through till in da club. so shut the fuck up!!!

By: k-mellow

k-mellow — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 13:34:46 +0000

50 u bitch, shut yo monkey ass mouth the fuck up n do some self reflection. hadn’t it been NAS, then DRE n EM u would have been just another rapper, u will neva accomplish the status jay has in hiphop. Jay is a livin legend, 50 on the other hand is just 50 cent.

By: black man is god

black man is god — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 13:25:07 +0000

fuck 50 talkin bout, always runnin his fuckin rabbit ass mouth over another man jelly ass nigga. to yall dumb fucks sayin fif’s rite
if jay wasnt that popular overseas how has he been doin those sales then??

By: KTR

KTR — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 04:54:22 +0000

#139 – 2PAC STARTED TALKING ABOUT RECORD SALES
remember that interview he did when he was like “Death Row outsold all the major black labels… laface, bad boy, ruffhouse, etc. etc.”

#143 – i’m an idiot for stating which rappers are bigger than Jay-Z worldwide. Look you rocabella you probably live in the United States…. I live in Canada and go back to Africa almost every summer so my perspetive on the world is a little more broader than yours…. so fallback.

#145 – 50 aint promoting the movie like he the main character,, he’s promoting the movie because he’s actually in it. See unlike Jay…. 50 is multi-talented and is pop cultural icon whiles jay is just a plain ole rapper who’s never been the best in his city. There was never a time when people crowned Jay as the best rapper it was Biggie, then Eminem, then Nas, now Weezy or Ye

#146 – YOU have been playing Jay…. but were talking about who’s the bigger name. Everyone and they momma know 50 Cent
his story and him getting shot 9 times is known throughout the mainstream. Jay-z people have to think about that one.

By: KTR

KTR — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 04:51:40 +0000

some of you Jay-Z stans are hip-hop revisionists.

Jay throughout his career has never been the undisputed best… there was always someone better than him… still till this day.

Biggie in the mid 90s, Eminem in the late 90s, Nas in the early 00s, and now Weezy in the late 00s

Jaz-O taught Jay his style (early 90s)
Biggie was his mentor (mid 90s)
Eminem murdered him on his own shit (early 00s)
Nas dissed and defeated him (early 00s)
Lil Wayne took his shine (late 00s)

By: Sin City

Sin City — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 02:28:29 +0000

@Benjamin$: You really think I don’t call out Game for that stupid shit he does. Real recognize real and any bitch move I see that’s suppose to be coming from a “real” nigga, I’m calling them out. I want you to explain to me what was the point of 50 saying that? If anyone has the answer, holla at me. It’s like going on a interview to talk about your movie, and out of blue you’re like, “50 wouldn’t be shit if he didn’t rap about being shot 9 times.” You wouldn’t ask yourself where the fuck that comment came from?

@And you’re trying to say TOS was a good album? I’m not touching that one. I’ve seen die hard fans in here say it was terrible.

By: BiG L

BiG L — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 01:33:16 +0000

Shawn Corey Carter (born December 4, 1969), better known as Jay-Z, is an American rapper and former CEO of Def Jam Recordings[1] and Roc-A-Fella Records. He co-owns The 40/40 Club and the New Jersey Nets. He is one of the most financially successful hip hop artists and entrepreneurs in America.[2] He has sold over 26 million units in the United States[3] and 50 million worldwide.[4] His critically acclaimed album, The Blueprint, was written in only two days.[5] After announcing his retirement from recording music in 2003, he returned in late 2006 with the album Kingdom Come which sold 680,000 copies in its first week, Jay-Z’s highest-selling album in a one-week period.[6] The New York Times announced that Jay-Z is on the verge of a partnership with Live Nation for $150 million—among the most expensive contracts ever awarded to a musician.[7] Carter married Beyoncé Knowles on April 4, 2008.