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Cent ridiculed Ja Rule's U.K. ban and bragged about his sold-out London show with another brutal jab in their long-running feud.

The beef between Ja Rule and 50 Cent just got a fresh round of gas. Ja couldn’t resist throwing shade at his old rival, clowning 50 for allegedly struggling to fill seats at his latest shows.

Ja Rule then ripped off his mask, and started rhyming “New York,” a 2004 smash that was co-produced by Gotti. Jadakiss, who's also on “New York,” joined him on stage.