50 Cent unexpectedly expresses regret over Cam’ron and Fat Joe beef

Beating around the bush and feeling sorry aren’t common tactics in 50 Cent’s public persona, but there’s always at least some reflection on what he could have done differently. Surprisingly, in a recent wide-ranging and multifaceted interview with The Hollywood Reporter, he applied this to some of his previous rap beefs. Additionally, Fife discussed his feuds with Cam’ron, Fat Joe and others during the 2000s, particularly in New York’s competitive mainstream scene. While some of these battles received some quick and appropriate resolutions, others became more contentious. In retrospect, he seemed to regret taking these issues so seriously for so long.

When asked if he regretted anything in his career, 50 Cent responded: “Look, I think we wasted too much time arguing. Me and Fat Joe, me and Camron. There are others like Jada [Jadakiss], it’s easier for us to clean it. But we wasted time because that’s just the nature of competition. We didn’t pass each other or really develop a passion for each other. It’s more the case with Joe because he’s more like me, his personality is closer to mine. When we disagree, we disagree, and we disagree for a long time.

“And because of his loyalty to Irving [Gotti] He Jia [Rule]”, because he works with them, I see him being upset about the things that make me happy,” 50 Cent continued. of’. Then, we weren’t on the same page and things turned to some shit and I couldn’t put my finger on what the hell was going on.

“When you look back, you’re like, ‘Wait, what happened?'” 50 Cent concluded. “Because we didn’t even have an argument or anything specific that caused the argument. Now he’s like my friend. I don’t care that he has relationships with people that I don’t have. Because he’s always had those relationships.” at the end of this interview Elsewhere, the G-Unit mogul talks about his distaste for Diddy, Drake’s feud with Kendrick Lamar, and more revelations from his extensive and versatile career.