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Throughout the 2000s, they traded diss tracks including 50 Cent’s “The Realest Killas,” “Wanksta,” “Hail Mary 2003” and “Back Down,” and Ja Rule’s “Loose Change” and “Clapback.”

It included radio and club hits “Wanksta,” “P.I.M.P.” and “In Da Club.”

Jackson rose to fame partially on the strength of "Wanksta," a devastating early diss track that played a huge role in ending the career of the rapper’s arch-rival Ja Rule.

Adults probably are not meant to understand why you might chillax after calling out a busted wanksta.

The track Wanksta is the latest salvo in an increasingly absurd feud 50 is conducting with rapper Ja Rule.