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Former G-Unit duo M.O.P. recently talked about their run with 50 Cent's music empire and how realistic a future collaboration is with the executive.
According to group member Billy Danze, he could see some serious G-Unit reunion tracks taking place later down the road.
“Here’s the thing Whoo Kid, when you [move] the kinda deals between these caliber of n*ggas, it’s always gon’ be a good deal. You know what I’m saying? Like regardless of the status of what the records are, if we putting records out or not, you know what it is. It’s always been a good vibe between M.O.P. and G-Unit. And it’s gonna stay the same way. You know what I’m saying? That’s it. You may get Fif on a few records in the future on a new M.O.P. album. [Lloyd] Banks, [Tony] Yayo, and all those cats. You never know. So, what you gonna have to do is buy the God damn album and see. How about that?” (“Whoolywood Shuffle”)
A few days ago, M.O.P. reunited with former G-Unit crew Mobb Deep for a new record.
M.O.P team up with former G-Unit label-mates Mobb Deep on the their new track “Street Certified”. The G-Unit connections don’t end there for this new banger as the M.O.P and Mobb song was premiered by G-Unit’s own DJ Whoo Kid. M.O.P have a currently unnamed album due to be released later this year and Mobb Deep have their “The Infamous Mobb Deep” album, also due out in 2014. (The Koalition)
Despite releasing a handful of new records, ex-Unit member Young Buck recently said he was not focused on teaming back up with 50 Cent.
“Nah, we definitely gonna be clear about that. This is not a G-Unit reunion. This is not me re-signing with G-Unit or none of that,” Buck clarified in an interview with DJ Whoo Kid. “This is just a real situation. This is a real dude that’s been doing real things. Speaking on yourself and me, at the same time, you’re a genuine dude. … It’s not a G-Unit reunion by far. I haven’t even spoken with 50 [Cent] in years. Like I say, man, I wish him all the best. I don’t got no ill will in me or none of that sh*T. I was taught from the very beginning, you can forgive but don’t forget.” (Shade 45)
Coincidentally, Young Buck released a remix to 50’s “This Is Murder Not Music” track last month.
Young Buck is back once again. Say what you want, dude has been dropping more material than anyone you know right now, and today he’s back with another new one today. This time around Young Buck takes his talents to the track “This Is Murder Not Music”, by his former boss, 50 Cent. Young Buck hits the track running, letting loose of a barrage of his talents, once again displaying his lyrical finesse and abilities and doing so over a tough ass beat. (Stupid Dope)
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