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Jay-Z Vs. 50 Cent: Who Is The Better Rapper?
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Friday - September 25, 2009 | Comments (2)

Jay-Z

Clash of the titans!

Hov most recently stated that "no one's scared of 50 Cent" anymore after the G-Unit boss comments about blacking Kanye West's eye if he were in Taylor Swift's shoes at the 2009 VMAs, a threat Jay says intimidates no one.

Now the two Hip-Hop heavyweights go in on a one-on-one battle and you are the judge by voting below! Post comments!

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COMMENTS (2)
Unkown | Tuesday - September 29, 2009
50 cent is one of the worst rappers ever; Jay-Z is a legend
ZVkingofThisis50 | Friday - September 25, 2009
WTF 50 Shits on That Madafucker Camel Gay-Z.

Gay-Z makes Gay Music With Kangay West. 50 Is The Hip Hop Messiah And Makes Aggressive Content.
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