"I'm gonna give y'all the reason why people believe 50," Rule said in an interview. "He's buff - he comes up here, he's snarling, looking tough and sh*t and people fall for the sh*t. People fall for it. But really, he's 'not' that dude. He's not that dude but people don't realize that because of his demeanor. ... I'm just talking actual, factual. He can feel any type of way he wants to, I don't care. ... I'm not frustrated, I don't give a f*ck about it anymore. But, I wrote a book about my life, I had to put the story in it. If I don't put it in the book, are y'all mad at me? I'm just telling the story - I don't care anymore." ("The Hot 97 Morning Show")

"When they (the feds) asked him who he thought had shot him, it would make sense that 50 would have said, 'Ja Rule, Irv Gotti and Murder Inc.,' " writes Ja Rule, referring to a 2000 attack that left Fitty hospitalized with nine gunshot wounds. 50 Cent later said he never cooperated with law enforcement, even when they came to him trying to make a case against Ja Rule's rap-mogul colleagues Irv "Gotti" Lorenzo and Irv's brother Chris, who were eventually acquitted of laundering drug money through their label, Murder Inc., in 2005. (NY Daily News)

"50 tried to swing on me, but I dipped, then I hit him with the baby Louisville Slugger," says Ja Rule, who came armed with a baseball bat. "Bam! I dropped the bat. I pulled the shirt over his head. I started catching him left, right, uppercut." (NY Daily News)

"D*mn after all these years I'm still in a n*ggas head lmao!!! Thanks for the shoutout @50cent ????????????????????????????????????#SummerJam2014," Ja tweeted June 2.

"This n*gga been on my d*ck he love my style!!! (Nas voice) lmfao"

"Ya'll respect the one who got shot??? I respect the shooter!!! N*ggas these days smh #hustlingbackwards lmao..."