Ja Rule Pushes Album Back To November

By: Yves Erwin Salomon

Rapper Ja Rule has decided to push back the release of his new album, The Mirror, to November. The album will feature a collaboration with The Game on the song "Sunset." The rapper told Rolling Stone, "I don't think people were expecting that. But we got a hot record on the album."

The new album will also feature a remake of the Beatles'"Eleanor Rigby," titled "Father Forgive Me." Ja Rule said, "Hopefully, I make the Beatles proud. Big shout out to Paul McCartney and the whole gang, Ringo and everybody!"

Ja Rule also shares that he's past his beef with 50 Cent and he's done with beefin'all together. The rapper said, "The whole industry is so focused on beefin'with each other -- it's like the WWF of rap right now. I'm stepping out of the arena. I don't want to be a wrestlin'rapper. Somebody's got to come in and make it positive. You have to make records that make people feel like having a good time."