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Former G-Unit members Young Buck and Game have placed the past behind them and reunited for a new track called "Rolling Stone" courtesy of New York's DJ Kay Slay.
Along with Buck Marley and Hurricane Game, Brooklyn rapper Papoose makes an appearance on the record.
As he continues to work on his final album Rhyme Or Die, DJ Kay Slay hits the net with a new mixtape. On top of 50 Cent and Fat Joe‘s reunion, The Rise Of A City also includes Young Buck and Game’s first track together since reuniting in the studio late last year. Take a listen to “Rolling Stone” (which also features Papoose pulling a Summer Jam and rocking with a verse at the end) below. (2 Dope Boyz)
Reportedly their first time in the lab together in years, Young Buck and Game clocked in studio time last November.
The studio makes for strange friends. The Game and Young Buck put aside their tumultuous past and reunited in the studio for their track new “Rolling Stone.” Both rappers were down with G-Unit until they had separate, highly-public falling outs with honcho 50 Cent. Buck may be putting the past behind him with other members of G-Unit too. We reported that Tony Yayo recently shouted Buck out on Twitter with, “good to see you home homie, lets get this money @youngbuckm,” which implies that a collabo may be in the process. Buck appears to be on his music grind after his two-year prison sentence for weapons possession. He only served a portion of that and was released this year. (RapFix)
Recently, former G-Unit president Sha Money XL revealed he and Buck were in the studio and prepping the rapper’s long-awaited comeback project.
“@youngbuck Get em Buck!,” Sha tweeted.
“Quad to Quad From NYC to Nashville-Shadyville to Cashville me and my brother @buckshotz gonna always rock. We back in the kitchen cooking up. #Teamwork #Cashville,” Sha posted onto his Instagram page November 2. (Sha Money XL’s Instagram)
A few years ago, the Unit’s Tony Yayo dished on his issues over Sha Money claiming he would be down to work with ex-member Game.
“I heard Sha Money [XL] say he’ll work with Game,” Yayo explained in an interview. “After all the money the n*gga’s done f*cked up, you’re going to work with this guy? But I’m a real n*gga, see, my thing is loyalty and being honest and being real. My whole situation with Game and [Young] Buck — it’s more me being mad, like ‘Why f*ck up the money?’ If we’re all in the business — why would y’all f*ck up the money? It just don’t make sense. Game, I talked to this n*gga on the phone. His album dropped , like ‘Yo, congratulations’…we were like the motherf*cking Beatles…Sha Money’s my n*gga, but why even work with somebody that says, ‘F*ck G-Unit,’ after what we just built? Why build up a brand to destroy it?” (This Is 50 Radio)
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Check out “Rolling Stone”:
