IPX Exchange works on a creator first IP economy, and Ja Rule, the Queens rapper with 30M records sold, is its President of the IPX Celebrity Advisory Board & Shareholder. Cut short clips of Ja Rule on intellectual property, master ownership, the music trade and starting companies for Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube.
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Is the IPX Exchange Ja Rule clipping campaign legit?
Content Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns since 1 Oct 2026, and states payment within 10 days of close. IPX Exchange has run 2 rounds.
THIS CAMPAIGN
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IPX EXCHANGE
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22 rounds by IPX Exchange
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$373.8KContent Rewards reports $373,753 paid out on 217 campaigns
Ja Rule credits Lauryn Hill with the nerve to sing and recalls rhyming hungry with IrvEDITED VIDEO15m80HIGH
Ja Rule tells the host he dreamed up being the next big rap star at 17 or 18 and that everybody laughed at the idea. He recalls his first day with Irv, staying in the booth rhyming because he was hungry, and remembers hearing DMX fresh out of the studio, saying X drove like a maniac.
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He credits Lauryn Hill, frontwoman of the Fugees, with giving him the courage to sing and rap at a high clip, and argues that sports cannot be cheated while entertainment depends on whether people like you. He holds up Raekwon's purple tape, explains his vibes concert series where iconic artists play classic albums with a live band, and says independence first won his love but now somebody needs to curate and nurture.
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Ja RuleGuest
IrvMentioned
Lauryn HillMentionedfrontwoman of the Fugees and first woman to win the Grammy for Best Rap Albumen.wikipedia.org
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When the host tells him James Earl Jones has died, Ja Rule takes the Darth Vader gig and offers the breathing.
Ja Rule admits missing his kids' biggest moments for his rap career and says he regrets nothingPODCAST15m of 1h 7m read77HIGH
He says his mother removed the two of them from his abusive, drug-dealing father when he was about five, and his strict Jehovah's Witness grandparents then raised him in Hollis, Queens. He says rapping came naturally to him, unlike basketball, football and boxing, which he had to work hard at to be even slightly good.
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Ja RuleGuesttonight's guest
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Ja Rule explains that he traded his grandparents' stable home and backyard in Hollis, Queens at about 12 for his banished mother's poverty, choosing an outcast the family had cut off.
Ja Rule says his catalog is worth a lot and reveals he was never a Murder Inc artistPODCAST15m of 1h 25m read76HIGH
In the first 15 minutes, Ja Rule tells two hosts his catalog is worth a lot, that he is getting great offers, and that he only wants to sell a small piece. He recalls how he and Irv booked studio time to shoot their own video whenever the Method Man and Mary J.
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Blige video played, until Jam Master Jay heard it at a Def Jam meeting. He says he is 50 years old and has never watched the Knicks win a championship.
Covers the first 15 of 85 minutes.
WHO
Ja RuleGuestAmerican rapper, singer and actor signed with Irv Gotti's Murder Inc Recordsen.wikipedia.org
IrvMentionedA&R at Def Jam
Jam Master JayMentioned
Mary J BligeMentioned
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The Murder Inc revelation is the moment: Ja Rule says he was a Def Jam artist the whole time and was never signed to Murder Inc.
Ja Rule passes on big offers and says his reversion deal returns his masters in 12 yearsSCRIPTED AD2m53FAIR
Ja Rule tells the interviewers his records still make a lot of money and his catalog is worth a lot, so great offers keep coming in. He says he only wants to taste a little and sell a piece of the catalog, and a third speaker points out that matches what Jermaine Dupri said about selling a piece.
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Ja Rule says he does not need much and the money from a piece could go into his businesses.
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Ja RuleGuestAmerican rapper, singer and actor signed to Irv Gotti's Murder Inc Recordsen.wikipedia.org
Jermaine DupriMentioned
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Ja Rule on being a songwriter not ghostwriterSCRIPTED AD34s53FAIR
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JaRule weighs catalog offers and reveals he owns his masters in 35 yearsSCRIPTED AD2m47FAIR
JaRule, the artist guest, says his records keep earning and strong offers keep coming in for his catalog. He says he wants to sell only a piece of it so he can see what is on the other side.
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Ja Rule calls himself a songwriter, not a ghostwriter, in an IPX Exchange interviewSCRIPTED AD34s29LOW
An interviewer asks Ja Rule about the publishing on a song, and he answers that it is great. Ja Rule calls himself a songwriter rather than a ghostwriter, says he does not hand a whole song to someone for payment, and adds that he writes each song to fit the artist.
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Ja RuleSpeakera songwriter, not a ghostwriter
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Ja Rule on making records that lastSCRIPTED AD47s29LOW
He says he made records that felt good to him and to his heart, and that the one deliberate move he made was to never date his records.
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Ja Rule credits Lauryn Hill with the nerve to sing and recalls rhyming hungry with Irv