(New York -WABC, March 9, 2005) — Rap artists 50 Cent and his former protege "The Game" are calling a truce to their bloody street war.

Whether it's sincere or just a publicity stunt still remains to be seen. But in Harlem this afternoon, the two entertainers shook hands and hugged, publically ending a bitter feud.

Their ongoing dispute erupted in gunfire last week after 50 Cent ended his professional relationship with The Game. Today both rappers spoke about peace, and presented checks to the cash-strapped Harlem Boys Choir.

Critics see their truce as a publicity stunt to promote 50 Cent's new album.

This is just a ploy so they can catch each other off-guard.

VoicesCarry said:

They should just pick one and get it over with.

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theAudience said:

VoicesCarry said:

A duel with no blood spilled? Definitely not HARD enough.





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theAudience said:

There are rocks and glass in those sacks.

VoicesCarry said:

In the words of the great entrepreneur...



...Irwin Mainway (Dan Ackroyd character from SNL)
"Dat's a horse of another color."

"Btw, it sounds like you're rippin' off my...



...Bag-O-Glass children's product."

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Thank god!!!!! A gangsta life can definitely get in the way of promoting sneakers.