Eminem had a little something for Ja Rule on his Machine Gun Kelly diss "Killshot," arguing Ja's career suffered after he mentioned Em's daughter Hailie -- as MGK did years later.

Kelly, they'll be putting your name
Next to Ja, next to Benzino—die, motherfucker!
Like the last motherfucker sayin' Hailie in vain

Here's what Ja had to say about that.

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The more Em Mentions my name the more I realize how fucking LEGENDARY I am... I was killing the game so hard that all the biggest rappers in the industry (at the time) joined forces to dethrone the God... lmao... in the history of hip hop name another time that has happened let alone accepted... and I handled it like a MAN on the MIC and in them STREETS lol... my music is TIMELESS... love and peace to everybody!!! #Iconn #LebronJamesofthisrapshit #itshardtobeatgoldenstate 🤣👑 📸: @cal615

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"The more Em Mentions my name the more I realize how fucking LEGENDARY I am... I was killing the game so hard that all the biggest rappers in the industry (at the time) joined forces to dethrone the God... lmao... in the history of hip hop name another time that has happened let alone accepted... and I handled it like a MAN on the MIC and in them STREETS lol... my music is TIMELESS... love and peace to everybody!!! #Iconn#LebronJamesofthisrapshit#itshardtobeatgoldenstate 

On his 2002 track "Loose Change," Ja predicted Em's daughter Hailie would grow up to be a crackhead slut. (So far, she hasn't.) While Ja did have some success after "Loose Change," his career began clearly trending down after its release.

Lately, he's been known more for serving time in prison, promoting the disastrous Fyre Fest, and being one of Dave Chappelle's more famous punchlines. 

But do you agree Eminem's continued focus on him makes him a legend?