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00:00Ja Rule explains backstage scuffle at Brandy and Monica's Barclays concert
00:04after three men sucker-punched him before his set, denies Max B's involvement.
00:10Ja Rule didn't wait for blogs, PR teams, or second-hand narrators to shape the story.
00:15The 49-year-old rap veteran looked completely unharmed.
00:19His tone was animated but calm.
00:21Shut down every false detail circulating online.
00:25According to Ja Rule, the situation unfolded backstage at Brooklyn's Barclays Center
00:29during Brandy and Monica's Boy Is Mine tour stop.
00:32One of them sucker-punched him from behind without warning.
00:35No weapons were involved, no one was seriously hurt, and the conflict lasted only seconds.
00:40Despite the suddenness of the ambush, Ja performed immediately afterward.
00:44From the start, he aggressively shut down claims that Max B or his crew
00:49had anything to do with the altercation.
00:51Leave Max B the heck out of this, he said repeatedly.
00:54He reminded viewers that Max B had just returned home and was under heavy supervision.
00:58After clearing Max B's name, Ja turned his attention to the source of the biggest misinformation spike.
01:05Gossip personality.
01:06Tasha K.
01:07Your whole research team is terrible, he said, urging her to fire anyone who gave her false details about the incident.
01:13One of the strongest and most widely discussed parts of Ja's livestream came when he compared the treatment of black artists at hip-hop events
01:20to white artists in mainstream genres.
01:23He argued that if the same attack had happened to Bruce Springsteen, Taylor Swift, or any major white performer,
01:29the assailants wouldn't have made it out of the building without being arrested.
01:32Ja framed this as part of a long-standing double standard.
01:36Social media's response to the incident was immediate and relentless.
01:40Roughly 80% of the commentary was sarcasm, jokes, and outright clowning,
01:44focusing on the absurdity of Ja Rule getting jumped at a Brandy and Monica concert.
01:48About 15% of viewers actually engaged with Ja's broader point about security inequalities.
01:54The remaining 5% offered genuine support.
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