Ja Rule replies to 50 Cent after jokes about his UK tour

Ja Rule and 50 Cent have had a long-running feud. Nevertheless, The previous (actual identify Jeffrey Atkins) lately fired again at Fifty after the ‘In Da Club’ emcee mocked him about his failure to go on tour within the UK.

On February twenty seventh, Atkins revealed that the UK leg of his SUnrise tour could not go ahead as he was dealing with points with securing a visa. The UK trek was set to start on March 1st.

Unsurprisingly, 50 Cent (actual identify Curtis Jackson) seized the opportunity to highlight Ja Rule’s shortfall and mock him. Beneath a screenshot of the information, Jackson wrote, “Hahahahahaha I did not have nothing to do with this bitch not getting in. LOL.”

In one other Instagram publish, which featured a screenshot of Ja Rule’s rationalization for why the tour couldn’t go forward, 50 alluded to it having one thing to do with him, writing, “LMAO. I got juice all over the place sucker!”

Ja Rule responded to Jackon’s publish on Twitter/X writing, “@50cent N*gga you pussy shut up…” Atkins’ defined to his followers that e had been denied a visa for the tour due to his prison convictions within the US. He then unveiled he had misplaced cash because of this.

Speaking in regards to the sacrifices of touring independently, Atkins wrote, “I’m so devastated I can’t believe the UK won’t let me in. I’ve spent a half million dollars in production of my own money to put this tour together only to be denied entry DAYS before my shows this is not fair to me or my fans. These venues are 85% sold, and now I can’t come.”

He specified the UK laws surrounding touring, and the way it units itself aside from different European international locations, explaining, “The UK is one of the few European countries that restricts entry to people with criminal records. In general, you will likely be denied entry if you have been convicted of a crime punishable by 23 months or more under British law or served more than 12 months in prison.”

Atkins had reveals scheduled in London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Cardiff, Dublin and Glasgow, to call a couple of and was set to be joined by acts comparable to singers Keri Hilson, Lloyd and Mya.