Ja Rule Defies Critics with New Multi-Million Dollar Label Deal, Teases Album Release
Celebrated New York rapper Ja Rule has hit back at critics and naysayers after announcing a groundbreaking new label deal potentially worth a staggering $100 million. Taking to social media on Thursday (January 4), the hip-hop artist shared the exciting news with his fans and, addressing the negativity, wrote, “Just signed my new label deal potentially worth a hundred mill… LFG!!! Thanks for the love and to the haters SMD.”
Despite the inevitable trolls attempting to reignite old feuds, especially with 50 Cent, Ja Rule remained focused on his triumphs, asserting that he is moving on to bigger and better ventures, leaving the past behind.
Responding to suggestions of reigniting his feud with 50 Cent, he dismissed the idea, stating, “Loser mentality… That’s beneath me!!!” When confronted about the nature of his deal, one Twitter user questioned if the $100 million was for his catalog, to which Ja Rule clarified, “Imagine saying no one giving me 100 mill unless it’s for my catalog, which I OWN and is actually worth OVER 100 mill.”
This exciting development follows Ja Rule’s recent hint about an upcoming album, his first in over a decade. In a Twitter post earlier this week, the former Murder Inc. artist revealed, “In full Album mode… #CWWTST,” teasing an abbreviation for the potential album title. Notably, he previously used the same hashtag in October, promising to deliver a “classic.”
Ja Rule’s last album, “Pain Is Love 2,” dropped in 2012, marking his return to the studio after an eight-year hiatus following 2004’s “R.U.L.E.” The upcoming album anticipation coincides with Ja Rule’s announcement of “The Sunrise Tour,” commemorating his 25-year legacy in the rap industry since the release of his debut album, “Venni Vetti Vecci,” in 1999. As Ja Rule embarks on this new chapter, his resilience and dedication to his craft remain unwavering.
