Ja Rule moved rapidly to close down viral studies claiming he was brutally attacked outdoors a New York City restaurant this week. The Hip-Hop veteran took to social media to deal with widespread hypothesis that he had been ambushed and jumped outdoors the upscale Sei Less institution.

The controversy started when widespread gossip blogger Tasha Okay posted claims on X (previously Twitter) that the Murder Inc. rapper had been focused in what she described as a “pretty phucking bad.”

Several different social media accounts helped unfold the unverified claims throughout a number of platforms. The studies gained vital traction with followers expressing concern for the “Always On Time” performer’s well-being.

However, Ja Rule wasted no time setting the file straight. In a direct response to Tasha Okay’s preliminary submit, the Queens native referred to as out the blogger for spreading false data.

“Tasha why you lying to these good ppl Yes some b#### a** n##### tried to jump me, No it wasn’t at sei less and I’m chilling smoking a joint watching SVP wit not a scratch on me,” the rapper wrote, including laughing emojis to emphasise his relaxed state.

The clarification revealed that whereas there was certainly an tried confrontation, the incident didn’t happen on the Sei Less restaurant as initially reported, however on the Barclays Center, after the Monica & Brandy “The Boy is Mine” Tour cease on November 20.

More importantly, Ja Rule confirmed he emerged from the scenario utterly unhurt and was spending his night watching ESPN’s Sports activitiesCenter with Scott Van Pelt.

This newest incident comes throughout a interval when the 49-year-old artist has been reflecting publicly on Hip-Hop conflicts and their influence on the tradition.

Just final week, Ja Rule appeared on Carmelo Anthony’s “7PM in Brooklyn” podcast, the place he mentioned his legendary feud with 50 Cent and argued that rap beefs in the end hurt the trade.

“I don’t think Hip-Hop beefs are good for the culture,” he defined in the course of the November interview. “Big and ‘Pac both got killed. Me and 50’s s### was me and 50’s s###. Jay and Nas had their thing. You know how much business and things they probably could have did as men if that little rift or tiff didn’t happen?”

The veteran MC has maintained his place that collaborative efforts profit artists and followers greater than extended feuds.

His latest feedback about avoiding pointless conflicts make his swift response to studies of his assault notably noteworthy, as he selected to deal with the misinformation straight reasonably than let hypothesis proceed.

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