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50 Cent has been labelled a "coward" by rapper Fat Joe.
The 'Candy Shop' star - who famously survived being shot nine times at close range in 2000 - is a "punk a** motherf***er" who is too scared to leave his home, according to his hip-hop rival.
Fat Joe, real name Joseph Cartagena, ranted to website Complex.com: "He got shot by people who he knows and he doesn't do nothing about it.
He gets criticised by people like Ja Rule, little Ja Rule, and he never even fought him one on one. He's going to come f**k with Fat Joe? Are you serious? He still don't leave his house. "He's looking for attention, I'm gonna diss him. I'm gonna tell him to suck my d**k, everything you can think. I'm gonna tell him that. What does he want out of me? He's gonna tell me, 'Oh, Fat Joe, you're a sucka', and I'm gonna be like, 'Suck my d**k you punk a** motherf***er."
The two rap stars have been engaged in a war of words since the video for 50's 2005 hit 'Piggy Bank' featured an animated boxing match between the pair which ended with a cartoon Fat Joe being badly beaten. Joe responded with the song 'F**k 50' in which he dubbed him "the fakest gangster around".
Their feud was reignited last month when 50 said he would like to "eliminate" Joe from the "rap game" on US TV show 'Rap City'. The 'Lean Back' rapper responded by branding 50 a "clown", on the same programme the following week. On his new song 'Southside Nigga (I'm Leavin')' 50 threatens to put Joe's "brains on the floor".
Not to be outdone by his SoundScan rival, Kanye West offers some insight into his own forthcoming page-turner, just days after 50 Cent released his latest book, 50 x 50: 50 Cent In His Own Words.
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On the heels of G-Unit's forthcoming studio album Terminate On Site, the Unit's Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo spoke with us about Sean Bell, their tribute song "Straight Outta Southside" and why 50 Cent decided to go through the painful process of tattoo removal.
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Three R&B acts debuted in the Billboard Top 10 this week, with Keyshia Cole coming in at No. 2, Jill Scott landing at No. 3 and Atlanta foursome Jagged Edge nabbing the No. 7 spot, while Kanye West and 50 Cent continued their sales freefall.
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50 Cent has been labelled a "coward" by rapper Fat Joe. 
Not to be outdone by his SoundScan rival, Kanye West offers some insight into his own forthcoming page-turner, just days after 50 Cent released his latest book, 50 x 50: 50 Cent In His Own Words. 
On the heels of G-Unit's forthcoming studio album Terminate On Site, the Unit's Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo spoke with us about Sean Bell, their tribute song "Straight Outta Southside" and why 50 Cent decided to go through the painful process of tattoo removal. 
Three R&B acts debuted in the Billboard Top 10 this week, with Keyshia Cole coming in at No. 2, Jill Scott landing at No. 3 and Atlanta foursome Jagged Edge nabbing the No. 7 spot, while Kanye West and 50 Cent continued their sales freefall. 