[Listen here to the track: Rick Ross Feat. Fat Joe, The Game & Ja Rule - Mafia Music (Official Remix)]
 

Rick Ross has dropped the hyped anti-50 Cent diss, "Mafia Music" remix, which features G-Unit rivals Ja Rule, Fat Joe, and The Game.

While The Game leads the record with a verse that makes no direct reference to 50 Cent, Ja doesn’t mince words when taking on his foe.

"Guess who’s bizzack," Rule raps. "Yeah I spit murder, the music is mafia…One cold afternoon you get shot at your home…I f**ked you up once, I f**ked you up twice and you still talking shit/ What must I do, to get through to you/ Curly, get off my d**k…"

Fat Joe, who recently said he was backing away from the 50 Cent beef adds a scathing verse, which made reference to an incident where 50 Cent had his chain snatched while touring Africa.

I don’t give a fuck I will burn your jehri curl/ Yayo is his bottom bitch, Banks is a girly girl…Big up to Maybach Music / Got those choppers, don’t make us use it/ Hits out the park they call me big papi/ Even if they shot me you still couldn’t stop me/ Still went to Africa, still wore the big chain/ Where you got robbed at n***a on the same stage / I say sh*t that you can’t say/ cause I am not a snitch, Im not b*tch made"

Ja Rule revealed plans earlier this year to drop a new album in the near future.

Eminem mania is about to dawn. With his new album Relapse hitting stores next month, Slim Shady is set to make an appearance at this year’s MTV Movie Awards.

Scheduled to air on May 31 at 9 p.m., the performance will come about two weeks after the release of his long-awaited, highly-anticipated new disc.

The Detroit MC premiered the video for his first single, “We Made You” on the network last week, where in typical Eminem fashion he took pot shots at pop culture celebs like Kim Kardashian, Jessica Simpson and Lindsay Lohan.

The reclusive rapper also showed up to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame event recently to induct Hip-Hop legends Run-D.M.C.

The MTV Movie Awards will be hosted by Saturday Night Live funny man Andy Samberg. As of press time it is uncertain who else will be hitting the stage. Fans can vote for the nominees online later today (April 13).

Controversial television host Bill O’Reilly has lashed out at Eminem for his Sarah Palin parody from his new music video, claiming his jokes were "totally obscene."

[Watch here Eminems "We Made You" video]

Along with citing his problems with Em, he also expressed his disappointment with various liberal media outlets for not addressing the Palin spoof.

"Few Americans take the vile rapper Eminem seriously," O’Reilly declared. "He represents the lowest form of entertainment in this country and is a publicity hound to boot. His attack on Sarah Palin, which is very crude, seems to be okay with the media…He’s just a, I’m not even gonna do that…It’s so crude what he does, kids see it, not adults. Nobody over 25 goes into this stuff…Eminem is obviously on an obscene rant about Sarah Palin, totally obscene, totally inappropriate, nothing good about it. Not a word from Media Matters, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, NBC News, any of the big media, nothing."

Em’s video premiered Tuesday (April 7) morning featuring a variety of celebrity cameo spoofs.

There’s no word yet what Weezy raps about on his guest verse. Apparently Lil Wayne will appear on Rick Ross’ Deeper Than Rap twice.

We already knew that Wayne joins Kanye West and T-Pain on Ross’ "Maybach Music 2," but the Bawse revealed to us that Weezy will also be featured on "Valley of Death." A snippet of the song was released online recently, and Ross disses 50 Cent on his part. There’s no word yet on what Wayne raps about, but Ross said the New Orleans superstar’s verse was easy to get because of their friendship.

"Me and Wayne, I got a lot of respect and a lot of love, not only for Lil Wayne, but for Cash Money Records," Ross said. "Those were some of the few dudes that embraced me outside of the music long before the fame and fortune. I always felt it was genuine. Birdman and Slim been coming to Miami for years now. We developed a relationship being in and out of the studios. Anytime I called Wayne for anything — whether it’s an album cut or remix — he was just there for me.

Dipset’s Cam’ron recently spoke about his falling out with Jim Jones and what really went down behind the scenes of their alleged phone conversation.

Speaking with radio personality Angie Martinez, Killa broke down the reasons why he has distanced himself from Jones.

"It’s a wrap," Cam explained. "I called Jim. Everybody kinda not been speaking for three years anyway, it just got in the public. Once a problem gets in the public for me, it can’t be fixed…The first public joint was he called Miss Info talking a bunch of stuff I don’t even like to repeat…Going on stage with 50 [Cent] when me and him are in the middle of a heated battle, that was another thing…Recently, about a month ago, I called [Freekey Zeeky's] phone, I speak to Jim, I say cool, maybe we can work some stuff out, I was really at the point we could really work some stuff out, like three minutes before I did a MTV interview…He gets on the radio and be like, ‘No, me and Cam didn’t speak, I don’t know what he’s talking about’…Three days after that, he says he did speak to me on the phone, but my whole thing is, why lie about a phone conversation."

Aside from originally denying a phone call, Jones has revealed his interest in doing a Diplomats album with Cam.

Skull Gang leader Juelz Santana recently offered his thoughts on a Dipset reunion detailing his willingness to make it happen in the future.

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Aside from the Dipset reunion, Juelz also discussed his upcoming project with Lil Wayne.

"I’m with whatever man," he said regarding a reunion with Dipset leader Cam’ron. "I’m good. I can do me now so it ain’t like if we was to do an album together, I can handle my business the way I wanna handle my business so I’m cool with anything. Ya dig? He ain’t physically harm me, he ain’t do nothing to me in that sense. Now I’m out, I’m free, I ain’t got time to dwell on that bullsh*t…The album [with Wayne] is done. We got over like 45 records done, we was just waiting, like I said, even with the situation that I was in, that was kinda like affecting that from going down too. There’s gonna be a lot of things happening and that’s definitely one of ‘em."

D12 member Bizarre recently discussed the status of his rap group along with their plan to release a project following Eminem’s Relapse album.

The Detroit emcee confirmed that D12 was still together and recording new material for a forthcoming compilation disc.

"Everybody’s in D12 and we’re doing good," Bizarre told radio personality Jenny Boom Boom. "[A new album] is definitely going to happen. We’re working on it right now, Marshall Mathers is coming out first with Relapse…I’m on Eminem’s album…I’m recording a couple of songs. Big up to Dr. Dre."

The upcoming project will follow-up 2004’s D12 World.

Lil Wayne Eyes Summer Release For Rock Album, Taps Lenny Kravitz & Avril Lavigne

Lil Wayne’s anticipated rock album, Rebirth, will feature cameos from some of the biggest names in the rock industry. According to Rolling Stone, Lenny Kravitz, Avril Lavigne and Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy will be appearing on the album.

Lil Wayne’s choice to dabble in rock has been met with raised eyebrows but the rapper is not letting people’s opinion sway his rock aspirations.

"Wayne knows some people aren’t gonna feel this," Cortez Bryant, Lil Wayne’s manager, told Rolling Stone. "He don’t care."

Bryant revealed that Wayne has recorded around 30 songs for Rebirth and is still shelling more tunes.

Aftermath Records artist Bishop Lamont recently discussed his relationship with 50 Cent and G-Unit revealing plans for each member to drop upcoming solo projects.

Lamont detailed his relationship with Fif and the rest of his crew.

"I was doing some records with 50 Cent," he said in an interview. "I’m good friends with DJ Whoo Kid, and 50, [Tony] Yayo and [Lloyd] Banks are like my big brothers. So we set something up and they always show me love. I was trying to plug myself correctly in New York, because I rarely have the opportunity to get out there. 50 and Whoo Kid always give me the best advice on the industry. We have to put Detox out first and we’re finishing it now. Eminem’s going to drop soon, then 50, then Detox, then me and Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks. Smash after smash. You’re always dealing with the politics of the labels, but it’s a million times better now. There’s a lot more communication."

The rapper is currently working on a forthcoming solo project.

Does Eminem know how to make a comeback or does he know how to make a comeback? He’s giving his patient fans more than what they bargained for. Interscope Records announced Thursday (March 5) that Slim Shady is dropping two albums this year, Relapse and Relapse 2.

The first LP has been slated for May 19, with a single and video premiering on radio and television airwaves on April 7. It sounds like this record will be in addition to "Crack a Bottle," which has already gone #1. The video for that hit should drop soon.

Relapse 2 doesn’t have a release date yet, but in a statement, Em said that he’s currently in the studio working on that project and it will come out in the second half of this year.

"A lot of people were expecting Relapse to drop last year," Eminem said in the press release. "I was one of them. Then Dre and I went back in the studio in September for a few days, and that turned into six months. We were on such a roll; we wound up with a ton of new music produced by Dre. Putting out Relapse 2 will let everyone get all of the best stuff."