2025 Oct 27, 21:21
On Christmas Day, the New York Knicks had a home game against the Milwaukee Bucks at Madison Square Garden. Many famous faces were spotted in the crowd, including Chris Rock and Tracy Morgan. However, what surprised fans even more was the sight of former rivals 50 Cent and Fat Joe sitting courtside together. Despite their highly publicized beef that ended a decade ago, the two artists seemed to have put their differences behind them. Twitter users couldn't believe their eyes
AllHHSessions tweeted, "50 Cent and Fat Joe chilling together at a basketball game during Christmas is so unreal to me. Glad these GOATs put their past behind them." NotJustKnicks also commented, "I remember when Fat Joe and 50 Cent had real beef. This is the power of being a real Knicks fan." However, there were some rumors that the peace between the rappers was short-lived. EnterDaDome, another Twitter user, debunked these rumors and clarified that the recent picture of Fat Joe with Ja Rule and Rick Ross was not a shot at 50 Cent
He stated, "Fat Joe and 50 Cent were at the Knicks game together today. Like I said the other week, that picture of Joe, Ja, and Ross wasn't a shot at 50. Him and Joe have been good for years. They are actually friends
This is well documented. I told y'all, these large Hip Hop accounts like trending." The feud between 50 Cent and Fat Joe began in 2004 when Ja Rule released the song "New York," featuring Joe and Jadakiss. 50 Cent retaliated with his diss track "Piggy Bank" from his album "The Massacre" in 2005. The conflict escalated further during a live taping of MTV's Video Music Awards
However, the tragic passing of Chris Lighty in 2012 eventually brought peace between the two artists, with G-Unit and Terror Squad resolving their issues. Fans expressed their excitement and disbelief on social media after seeing 50 Cent and Fat Joe together. The unexpected reunion of these two hip-hop icons has become the talk of the town, with fans appreciating how they have moved on from their past differences.