Posts about Young Buck

50 Cent’s latest attack comes from his new album Before I Self Destruct. The snippet from the song “Strong Enough” landed online last night with it dissing Young Buck and The Game.

I’m confused. Young Buck states in the beginning of “If I Have To” that he is coming for Eminem’s ass. Buck then spits fire as he always does with his grimy style. The song features All Star.

Buck fired back in an interview and said he wasn’t dissing Eminem. The Cashville Titan said he has no issues with Eminem, and he’s probably his biggest fan.

DOWNLOAD: Young Buck featuring All Star – If I Have To

SMH.

Ex-G-Unit member Olivia called into Sirius Radio while DJ Whoo Kid was interviewing Maino and talked about sex and fucking around with G-Unit affiliates like Young Buck and Mase.

I wonder what Olivia is doing nowadays.

Young Buck talks about his love for smoking the chronic.

The Game reflects on his departure from G-Unit, apologizes to 50 Cent and the crew, and says everyone would have made more money together if he had stayed.

Now, four albums in, I can say as a man that G-Unit, Game, Aftermath, Black Wall Street, Interscope, Geffen, Eminem, Shady, from [Lloyd] Banks to [Young] Buck to [Tony] Yayo to Dre to whoever; If it woulda kept going: endless paper. Millions of albums sold. Because we were great together.

Me and Fif’s chemistry is what Method Man was to Redman when they get in. Red ain’t from Wu-Tang but you know when Meth gets wit’ Redman it’s goin’ down… [Me and 50’s] biggest records were together. Whether I was on them or I wasn’t on them. Whether he was on them or he wasn’t on them. When we were in gellin’ writing together as a family, we had it man. If we never would have [broken] up, I think Detox would have been out and we all would have been selling millions from Banks to Buck, and Tony Yayo. I’m going to apologize for my role.

MTV caught up with Young Buck to talk about his G-Unit situation, his new label Cashville and his new mixtape Back On My Buck Shit.

A bunch of rappers talking about abolishing record labels, at least in their current incarnation, for 50 minutes. Pretty interesting.

This is the full DVD featuring 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Chamillionaire, Bun B, Maino, DJ Drama, Young Buck, Juelz Santana, Green Lantern, Lil Scrappy, Jim Jones, Red Cafe, Mike Jones, Kid Capri and more.

UPDATE: Focus Media has instructed us to take this down, well, by instructed I mean they contacted our host and tried to have us shut down. Please keep in mind we actually didn’t host this file, we embedded it from BooBooTV, the site owned by 50 Cent. Now, embedding a file is not illegal, nor are we responsible for it. If we were, every time someone embedded a YouTube video they would be responsible for it, but no, it doesn’t work that way. So in short, instead of asking BooBooTV to take the file down, a site with a corporate backing and money behind it, they decided to attack us, a 100% independent non profit website; the easier target.

So, it has been removed. But if you want to watch it, it’s out there, just not here anymore… Sorry.