Ja Rule found himself in the spotlight today following reports of a physical confrontation on November 21. Almost immediately, 50 Cent took to social media to mock the situation, fueling discussions across Twitter and other platforms and stirring interest within the hip-hop community.

The initial report came from Tasha K, who announced via social media that Ja Rule had allegedly been attacked outside Sei Less restaurant in New York. She tweeted, “BREAKING! I Just got word that Ja Rule was Jumped TONIGHT outside of New York Restaurant Sei Less! I’m being told it was pretty phucking bad! | Story Developing…” Her post prompted swift speculation online.

Ja Rule quickly disputed much of her account while confirming that an incident did occur. He responded, “Tasha, why you lying to these good ppl? Yes, some btch as n****s tried to jump me. No it wasn’t at Sei Less, and I’m chilling, smoking a joint, watching SVP with not a scratch on me.” He also posted a video showing he was unharmed, contradicting claims of serious injury.

Questions Around Max B

50 Cent weighed in with his signature provocation, tweeting, “Now who would do a thing like that? Just [boxing glove emoji] punched him all in his milk dud head. LOL.” His comments continue a long history of playful but pointed exchanges with Ja Rule.

Nonetheless, the involvement of Max B also remains unclear. Available video from the scene is low-quality and offers no concrete details about identities or injuries. Max B addressed the rumors directly: “Don’t tie me or my people to anything negative. We grown; we on positive vibes only.”

Despite online chatter linking him to Ja Rule’s confrontation, there is no verified evidence supporting any connection. For now, both sides appear intent on keeping their distance from the incident, letting the matter play out online.