Get R.U.L.E, Get 2 Free Months Of XBOX Live.

[Guest BacknBlackHoez]

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Ja Rule's hotly anticipated sixth album. R.U.L.E. is the first CD ever to contain a free 2-month subscription to the wildly popular Xbox Live.

The free Xbox Live 2-month subscription card is limited to the first 750,000 copies of R.U.L.E.

The Xbox Live/R.U.L.E. partnership is being supported by a massive marketing and promotion campaign, including co-branded advertising on television, radio, print, and Internet outlets.

R.U.L.E., which arrives in stores November 9th, is off to a fast start with two hot tracks - "Wonderful" (featuring R. Kelly and Ashanti, produced by Jimi Kendrix and Irv Gotti) and "New York" (featuring Fat Joe and Jadakiss, produced by Cool and Dre). "Wonderful," which jumps from #18 to #9-bullet this week on the Billboard R&B/ Hip-Hop Radio Monitor, and from #20 to #14-bullet on the Rhythmic Top 40 Radio Monitor, is also up to more than 60 million listeners on the Hot 100 airplay side. In addition, "Wonderful" debuted at #1 this week on the U.K. national chart. Fans can log on to MTV.com Nov. 3-9th for a R.U.L.E. first listen care of "The Leak".

The promotional video for "Wonderful" is currently in heavy rotation on BET and MTV, which premiered "The Making of 'Wonderful'" back in September; the video was directed by visionary lensman Hype Williams (who recently shot the video for Ashanti's new single "Only U"). The clip for "New York," which premiered on BET's "Access Granted" two weeks ago, was directed by newcomer Juan Carlos.

R. Kelly, Ashanti, Fat Joe, and Jadakiss are not the only A-list Urban stars lending their talents to R.U.L.E.. In addition to Ashanti, several other artists who are signed to Ja Rule's label, The Inc Records, are heard from: Lloyd is featured on "Caught Up" (produced by Jimi Kendrix and Irv Gotti) and "Where I'm From" (produced by Chink Santana, Demi-Doc, Artie Green, and Irv Gotti); Black Child is featured on "Last of the Mohicans" and "Gun Talk" (both produced by Chink Santana and Irv Gotti); and "Bout My Business" (produced by DJ Twinz) features Cadillac Tah, Black Child and Young Merc.

R.U.L.E. also boasts guest appearances by City High's Claudette Ortiz on "Get It Started" (produced by Jimi Kendrix and Irv Gotti) and the team of Trick Daddy and Chink Santana on "Life Goes On" (produced by Santana and Gotti). The balance of the cuts on R.U.L.E. comprise "What's My Name," "The Manual," "R.U.L.E.," "Never Thought," and "Passion," along with three skits: "Stripping Game," "True Story," and "Weed."

Adding to his roles as recording artist, businessman (founder of The Inc, FocusVision film company, and the Mojito liquor company launching next year), fashion designer (his Erving Geoffrey premium Urban wear line), philanthropist and political activist (his L.I.F.E. Foundation programs) - Ja Rule has also established a successful career in film. His return to theaters will take place on January 21st with the opening of his 10th movie, Assault On Precinct 13.

Rule, will make promotional appearances BET "Top 25 Countdown" Nov. 6th, MTV 2 "Sucker Free Sunday" Nov. 7th, BET "106 & Park" Nov 9th, TRL "Spankin New Music Week" Nov. 9th, "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Nov.10th, "Last Call with Carson" Nov. 23rd, BET "Blueprint" Nov. 24th, and Mad TV on Nov. 27th.

Ja Rule's screen career began in 2000 with Robert Adetuyi's Turn It Up, and has included such hits as Rob Cohen's blockbuster The Fast and The Furious in 2001, Don Michael Paul's Half Past Dead with Steven Segal in 2002, David Zucker's smash Scary Movie 3 with the Wayans brothers in 2003, and the most recent back-to-back hits in 2004, The Cookout (with Queen Latifah) and Shall We Dance (with Richard Gere). Director Jean-Franois Rchet's Assault On Precinct 13, his update of the 1976 movie of the same name, co-stars Ja Rule with Ethan Hawke, Laurence Fishburne, John Leguizamo, Maria Bello, Drea de Matteo, and Gabriel Byrne.

Edited November 11, 2004 by BacknBlackHoez

[reyrey619]

that would be the only reason to buy that CD...

[Guest Mr McFarlane]

that would be the only reason to buy that CD...

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[ROC]

that would be the only reason to buy that CD...

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Exactly what I thought

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[Guest Bluesman]

I'd hope someone I know buys the cd and has no use for the X-Box live. Of course I'd then also have to hope that I get an X-Box somehow...

[Guest BacknBlackHoez]

except everyone that has heard the CD ^_^

[Psicosis]

Can't you keep all this Ja Rule love to one thread?

[Guest BacknBlackHoez]

most likely not. seeing as this has to do with Microsoft XBOX also.

[Enter Blue Guy]

If you're lucky, they'll forget to put the CD in the case and you'll just get the X-Box live deal.

[Guest Mr McFarlane]

If you're lucky, they'll forget to put the CD in the case and you'll just get the X-Box live deal.

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[Enter Blue Guy]

Wow! X-Box Live AND a free case! Remember, Christmas is right around corner and this could make that special someone beam with joy! Could you imagine the sense relief and happiness your loved ones will feel when he or she finds out the Ja Rule CD case you bought them is empty? Add X-Box Live for 2 months free of charge and somebody is going to have a very Merry Christmas! I'm jealous at the fact I own PS2.

Your FREE CD case doesn't even have to used to hold CDs! It can be used as an ash tray or a rare four sided throwing disk. Fill it with sand and ants...voila, your very own ant farm! The possibilities are really endless with this brand new CD case.

Edited November 11, 2004 by Enter Blue Guy

[Guest Mr McFarlane]

Thank you Ja Rule,

Thank you for making my X-Mas shopping easy.

[ROC]

except everyone that has heard the CD  ^_^

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[Cactus Drags]

Surely not by choice?

[SeanDMan]

I heard that Islamic terrorists make their hostages listen to it.

That, and the new Avril disk.

[reyrey619]

I heard that Islamic terrorists make their hostages listen to it.

That, and the new Avril disk.

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[SeanDMan]

Yup.

I heard that Rumsfeld ordered up a couple thousand copies of Sweat Suit to be sent over to the Gitmo bay.

Of course the UN is furious, as forcing people to listen to poser hip hop is a crime against humanity.