50 Cent has made some shocking accusations against Jay-Z and Beyoncé, claiming that the power couple has engaged in some seriously shady activities to maintain their top positions in the music industry. According to 50 Cent, Jay-Z and Beyoncé have gone to extreme lengths, even suggesting they might be involved in ritual sacrifices.
The long-standing feud between 50 Cent and Jay-Z has reached new heights with these explosive claims. 50 Cent pointed out that Jay-Z’s career took off significantly after he started associating with Beyoncé. He hinted that the power couple’s influence is so vast that even their children have won Grammys, despite not yet being involved in music.
Kanye West has also thrown shade at the Carters, alleging that they use blackmail tactics to secure awards. He suggested that anyone who dares to speak out against Jay-Z and Beyoncé ends up being pushed to the sidelines in the industry.
Rumors about Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s close friendship with Diddy have also resurfaced, with questions about whether the Carters are as clean as they appear.
What’s really happening here? Does 50 Cent have insider knowledge about Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s alleged dark activities? And who are the artists supposedly affected by the Carters’ actions? Stay tuned as we dig deeper into this sensational story.
Jay-Z and he were working together, so I think they still have some unresolved issues with me. You all know that Jay-Z and Beyoncé have been seen as royalty in the music industry for the longest time. I mean, if you even hinted at saying something negative about them, you were immediately labeled a hater. But guess what? Their untouchable image is starting to crack. Recently, there have been rumors and whispers from multiple insiders spilling the tea on the real Jay and B. And who’s leading this exposé? None other than 50 Cent. Word on the street is he’s got some serious dirt on Jay-Z and Beyoncé, especially regarding their alleged involvement in some shady stuff happening in Hollywood.
But let’s rewind a bit to understand the beef between 50 and Jay-Z. This feud has been simmering for over two decades and started as friendly competition. Remember “How to Rob,” that track 50 dropped back in ’99? That’s when he first took aim at Jay. Naturally, Jay-Z didn’t let it slide and fired back on his “It’s Hot” (Something Like It Hot) with the now-infamous line: “I’m about a dollar, what the f*** is 50 Cent?”
In 2002, Jay-Z did an interview with Angie Martinez, making it seem like everything was cool between him and 50. He said something like, “Yeah, yeah, you know, I respect you, respect your record. Yeah, I liked that record, it was hot. But you know, I gotta spank you, dawg.” They gave each other peace, but let’s be real, it wasn’t all sunshine and rainbows. Jay kept throwing subtle jabs at 50, and 50 wasn’t having it. He accused Jay of buying his way to the top, which didn’t sit well with Jay at all.
There’s a huge difference in energy internationally between 50 Cent and Jay-Z. Jay’s biggest-selling record sold around 4.3 million copies. In contrast, 50’s two biggest records—”Get Rich or Die Tryin'” and “The Massacre”—each sold 5 million copies. So, internationally, there’s a significant difference in their success. Let people in America think there’s competition between them because America can be bought with marketing dollars.
And then there’s this whole god complex thing. According to 50 Cent, Jay-Z has a massive ego, thinking of himself as a modern-day messiah. In a 2009 Rolling Stone interview, 50 even called him out, saying, “He has a king complex. He thinks he’s effing Jesus. This Jehovah is…” But there’s more. In that same interview, 50 Cent also accused Jay-Z of betraying one of his own Roc-A-Fella artists, Beanie Sigel. “I think Jay was saying ‘Roc La Familia, we family. It’s the Roc-A-Fella gang,’ and then using traditional business tactics,” 50 Cent told Rolling Stone. “He didn’t have their interest in mind. He was just doing what he had to do for himself.”
But 50 Cent isn’t the only one accusing Jay-Z of bulldozing his way to the top. A former bodyguard, Uncle Ron, has been making waves on TikTok lately, dropping some serious accusations. He claims that Jay-Z and Beyoncé have left a trail of destroyed artists in their wake over the years. “I know so much about you and what you’ve done. I know so much on how you got where you are, how you stepped on many people, Beyoncé. How you guys have ended Keri Hilson’s career because she said something about you. That’s how hateful you guys are, how you step on anybody to stay on top. Remember, your relationship was a business relationship.”
Then there’s Kanye West, who spent years close to the Carters before they had a falling out. In a 2016 onstage rant, Kanye accused Jay-Z and Beyoncé of using blackmail to win awards and even hinted that Jay is capable of silencing those who speak out. More recently, Kanye suggested that Beyoncé and Jay-Z are puppets of the elite. He pointed to Hollywood and how it seems like anyone connected to these big stars either ends up dead or disappearing under suspicious circumstances. “You know what I’m saying? They can control Shaq, they can control Charles Barkley, they can control LeBron James, they can control Jay-Z and Beyoncé, but they can’t control me. Dr. Dre, his son, you out in Hollywood. A lot of people come up missing. Feels like it might be a lot of that in order to control, traumatize. They want to monetize and traumatize.”
Jaguar Wright, a former backup singer for Jay-Z who was once part of his inner circle, made some shocking claims in a viral interview with Real Life Productions. Wright, who sang on Jay-Z’s MTV Unplugged album, alleged that many of Jay’s close associates, like the late Harlem legend Big L, either ended up dead or had their careers destroyed to clear the path for Jay-Z’s success. She recounted, “Street battle in New York, but he didn’t show up as Jay-Z. He showed up as the n**** that was with Big L. Rest in peace Big L. One of the dopest. Big L was who put Jay-Z on, no question. And then Big L died, and the next thing you know, Jay-Z started climbing…”
Rumors are buzzing among fans about an industry conspiracy suggesting that Jay-Z might have sacrificed R&B legend Aaliyah to make way for Beyoncé. The theory took a wild turn when Jay-Z’s former business partner and Aaliyah’s ex, Dame Dash, dropped a bombshell. Dash claimed that Jay-Z was pursuing Aaliyah, but she preferred Dash, and they dated before her tragic death in a 2001 plane crash. That same year, Jay-Z and Beyoncé went public with their romance. Dash also revealed that Jay-Z knew about R. Kelly’s abuse of Aaliyah before recording their joint album. He said, “You remember the Best of Both Worlds. You don’t see my name on that, you know what I mean? And your name is not on either album? Hell no, I never wanted no part of that. So homies was doing that s***. I was like, ‘Bro, you know how homie violated? And he violated my girl, he violated a friend.’ And because of the moral challenge and him choosing one way, I knew morally we weren’t the same.”
But the plot thickens. Many people genuinely believe that Aaliyah’s death wasn’t just a tragic accident. Eyewitnesses claimed she was given a sedative and was unconscious when she boarded the plane. The fatal crash occurred in the Bahamas. Kingsley Russell, who was 13 at the time, was in the car that drove Aaliyah and her team to the airport for their return flight to Miami. According to Kingsley, they took her out of the van, and she didn’t even know she was getting on a plane.
And then there’s Mary J. Blige’s bombshell. She called Aaliyah’s death a “spiritual murder.” While she didn’t spill all the details, it’s clear she believes there’s more to the story. “I just know that that was a murder. You know what I’m saying? That was a spiritual murder, let people know it or not, because God don’t kill people. Whether people know it or not. And no, I could go deep, but a lot of people, I would have to really bring proof from what I learned. And she just was cut down in the prime of her life and it’s so unfair. And it wasn’t time, you know what I’m saying? It wasn’t, I believe it wasn’t her time to go because from what I know, it ain’t supposed to go down like that. And just simple obedience, like, you know, your gut always warns you. Your gut never lies to you. And something like luggage and clothes and jewelry and all this madness that we worship is called false idols. We need to really look at the bigger picture right now and look at…”
However, Aaliyah allegedly wasn’t the only young woman in the industry who paid the price for turning down Jay-Z. Around the same time Aaliyah died, Jay-Z also sparked romance rumors with singer Mýa after they collaborated on the remix of her hit song “Best of Me.” Producer Tone, one part of Trackmasters, spilled the tea to Complex in 2020, revealing that Jay-Z wasn’t vibing with Mýa in the studio. Tone hinted that Jay felt Mýa wasn’t showing enough gratitude when he agreed to appear on her song. Tone said, “Jay looked at her like, ‘I’m about to rap on your record, you’re about to have a hit, and I don’t think you really appreciate it.'” According to Tone, Jay stormed out of the studio, and the producers told Mýa, “Yo Mýa, Jay wants to do the record, but he feels like you’re not even giving him any love, like no thank you or none of that.” Jay-Z eventually returned and finished the song, but rumors swirled. Allegedly, Jay, who’s ten years older than Mýa, made a move on her, and she shut him down cold. Instead of owning up to it, word on the streets is that he tried to spin the narrative, painting Mýa as an ungrateful and spoiled diva.
Fast forward to 2014, and rumors started swirling about Jay-Z cheating on Beyoncé. Mýa got dragged into the drama again, with tabloids speculating that she and Jay-Z had an affair. But Mýa wasn’t having any of it. She shut down those rumors real quick and even threw a little shade Jay’s way, hinting that she’d never lower herself to be his mistress.
When a fan on Instagram straight-up asked Mýa if she was Jay-Z’s side chick, she did not mince words. She hit back with, “Never did, never was, never will.” And she didn’t stop there. Mýa made it clear that she plays by her own rules and pays her own bills. She said, “I play second to no one, pay my own bills, have my own label, own management company, rely on God only, and respect myself and marriage too much for nonsense.”
While Jay-Z and Beyoncé might be household names, Mýa has zero regrets about stepping away from the industry to protect her integrity. “Outside of your box,” she explained, “which is why I named my label Planet 9. It’s the furthest from Earth. I have had to create my own rules, my own standards to live by, you know, and do things in my own time versus one Earth year. But I have to put myself in a completely different world and environment just to function and stay good, stay alive, you know, and stay happy.”
Mýa also shed light on how the big shots in the industry get a kick out of wielding their power in all the wrong ways. It’s a dark side of the industry that makes it very risky, especially for young folks who are laser-focused on making it and might not realize what they’re giving up in the process. “Those in power, you know, that want to abuse it and get off on abusing it, definitely plot on their prey. You have to be willing to sacrifice anything that you think you might benefit from—a career, etc.—and say no, period. And learn how to do it yourself.”
When Mýa was asked how she managed to stay out of all the negative drama, she kept it straightforward: she said no and walked away. But here’s the twist—she suggested that saying no to certain people is exactly what got her into trouble. “Saying no to the wrong people got me blackballed and dragged through the mud. This is what I did. I said no, I’m good, thank you, no thank you. Sometimes that doesn’t translate into what you are allowed to have or what you have access to. You will be blackballed, you will be talked about, you will be sh** on, you will be rumored about. But you have to stand strong on what you don’t care for. It’s not that serious to me if I have to sell my soul, and people will still try to manipulate. I understand that I might have sacrificed something in the physical world, but the spiritual world is not worth it. You’re okay. You don’t need to do anything. What you need to do is protect every part of your life, especially your spirit, because everything else is connected to that. Some people have huge egos and awful mindsets towards men, women, and people in general. It’s very difficult to be around, just very difficult. And their idea of success is not your idea of success.”
And like I mentioned earlier, Mýa isn’t the only woman who allegedly had her career sabotaged for standing up to the Carters. Let’s talk about Teairra Mari, who recently became a trending topic on social media after a blind item suggested she was manipulated and passed around between different music execs, one of them reportedly being Jay-Z. Teairra got her big break at 16 when L.A. Reid discovered her and signed her to Def Jam around the same time as Rihanna. Now here’s where it gets interesting—L.A. Reid spilled the tea in his memoir, revealing that the label originally thought Teairra was going to be the next big thing. But then Beyoncé swooped in and shared her opinion, telling them to shift their focus to Rihanna instead. Reid said he had an in-house company showcase, and Beyoncé happened to be there with Jay-Z. Teairra Mari, Rihanna, a four-girl group called Black Butterfly, and Ne-Yo performed at the label. “We thought Teairra Mari would be a big star. We spent more time on her, did more work for her, paid more attention to her. A bell went off for me, however, when after the showcase Beyoncé came up to me and said, ‘That Rihanna girl, she’s a beast.'”
Rumor has it that Beyoncé may have thrown a wrench in Teairra Mari’s career after discovering Jay-Z getting cozy with her. The blind item suggests that L.A. Reid, who discovered Teairra, allegedly got involved too and slept with her—despite being 31 years older. The item goes on to claim that Teairra was somehow handed off to Ray J, who reportedly had shady dealings with young female artists. Ray J then supposedly brought Teairra to Jay-Z’s attention, describing him as an A+ list rapper and mogul.
In 2006, Teairra and Ray J were reportedly an item. Things took a bizarre turn when Jay-Z abruptly dropped Teairra from his label, despite her debut album, “Roc-A-Fella Records Presents Teairra Mari,” being a hit in August 2005. The album soared to number five on the Billboard 200 and number two on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. However, by the next year, her second album’s production came to a halt. Just before her high school graduation and prom, Teairra received a call from the label, cutting ties with her. Shockingly, she never heard from Jay-Z again. “I’m no longer on the label because, well, to be honest with you, I don’t know why. I was in Detroit, getting ready for prom, and got the call: ‘We’re letting you go. You have a bright future ahead.’ Jay Brown called me, not Jay-Z, and I was left confused and saddened.”
Teairra shared that Jay-Z once played a paternal role in her life but abruptly cut ties without explanation. “He was like a father figure at the time, but now I can’t say that because we don’t talk anymore. He didn’t even say goodbye,” she revealed. Interestingly, Cassie’s lawsuit against Diddy mirrors this, alleging he too initially positioned himself as a father figure and protector.
Rumors suggest Jay-Z distanced himself from Teairra due to Beyoncé’s discomfort with their relationship. Adding to the drama, Ray J also showed interest in Teairra, reportedly upsetting Jay-Z. It’s rumored Jay-Z not only ended their professional ties but also hindered her career afterward.
After leaving Def Jam, Teairra faced personal challenges, including substance use struggles and rehab. Many attribute her difficulties to entering the industry at a young age and dealing with questionable figures. This story resurfaced amid comparisons between Jay-Z and Diddy, with claims that Jay-Z’s low profile doesn’t necessarily mean a cleaner image, as recent remarks suggest.
“Jaguar recently spilled some shocking tea about Jay-Z allegedly doing something really bad to a woman close to him in the industry, a battle she’s been fighting for 15 years now. Meanwhile, 50 Cent isn’t backing down on his issues with the Carters. He claims Jay-Z tried to mess up his 2022 Super Bowl performance with NFL politics, but Eminem stepped in to set things straight. 50 also hinted that Jay-Z’s top rap ranking might be more about business savvy than pure talent, stirring up discussions about the Carters’ success versus their controversial industry dealings. What’s your take on all this drama? Share your thoughts!”