Uncle Murda on Past Relationship With Maino: He’s with Jim Jones & I’m with 50 Cent (Part 5)
March 8, 2026
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In a candid interview with VladTV, Uncle Murda reflected on his longstanding connection with Maino, with whom he released the collaborative project *Yellow Tape*. The two started their careers together and remain respectful despite current affiliations. Uncle Murda revealed that while Maino aligns with Jim Jones, he himself is linked to 50 Cent, noting that these alliances sometimes complicate their relationship amid ongoing social media tensions.
Uncle Murda acknowledged real-life complexities, explaining that scheduling conflicts and external influences have affected interview plans with Maino, yet he maintains a level of respect for him. He also touched on the impact of social media, emphasizing that the drama often gets amplified online beyond the actual personal conflicts.
Highlighting the necessity of thick skin, Uncle Murda said he doesn’t let online disputes affect him deeply, paralleling 50 Cent’s no-nonsense approach. Despite beefs and misunderstandings, Uncle Murda believes in moving forward, keeping business professional while maintaining personal respect.
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