@bennyjohnson The GOP is nothing but a traitorous branch of the Democrat Party. They set the voting rules in every Red State, yet just handed Texas - and the rest of America - over to their Democrat Party handlers.
And now… they're pretending it never happened. Nothing to see here?
Ice Cube was $100,000 short on a house. He went to his label's office with a baseball bat. The next day, he got a check for $100,000.
The phone call, he says: "Cube, I don't know what you talking about. I don't remember saying I would give you that." His answer: "I'm on my way up there."
Early 1990s, Los Angeles, Priority Records. His 1990 debut album had already gone platinum, and he was trying to close on a house. He says he walked in with his crew and a bat. The boss was in the bathroom. When he came out, they were waiting. Cube says he "rearranged his office for him."
Downstairs, he says, the LAPD was waiting at the elevator. The other owner told police he wanted no charges. Then he asked Cube to call him the next day.
Label co-founder Bryan Turner told Rolling Stone: "That did actually happen." He said he should have renegotiated.
The movie Straight Outta Compton made it one scene. In the video below, Ice Cube tells how it really went, starting with what the movie got wrong.
Was he wrong, if it was the only way to get what he was promised?
For years, 50 Cent told it like this: his friend robbed Ja Rule for his chain, and that started one of rap's biggest beefs. Ja Rule says 50 had nothing to do with it. The man with the gun was angry about a girl.
"He pulls out the burner on me." 1999, Southside Jamaica, Queens. Ja says a guy he knew, just home from prison, rolled up on his block, put a gun on him and accused him of sleeping with his girl while he was locked up. Ja handed over the chain. "The guy with the gun won."
Within 20 minutes, he says, a big homie from the neighborhood got the chain back. No watch was ever traded for it, he says.
In 50's version, Ja got angry after seeing him at a club with the robber. In October 1999, 50 released "Life's on the Line," aimed at Ja and Murder Inc. In March 2000, 50 was stabbed at the Hit Factory studio in New York. Murder Inc. rapper Black Child later said he did it.
Ja's name for 50 as a storyteller: "MC Gusto."
In the video below, Ja Rule tells his version himself, start to finish.
Two men, one chain, two stories. Whose version do you believe?
@fairfield_iowa While many were distracted by the fake War and hidden Epstein Files.. The Election was being stolen.. Like nobody knows that the Democrats always cheat. DO NOT CRY NOW
she should’ve just swallowed her pride and apologized to him instead of learning the hard way sometimes, a simple apology can save you from consequences you never saw coming.