Cyrus Langhorne
New York rapper 50 Cent and Young Buck are low-key on solid terms despite what they have told the world over the past year. The estranged G-Unit member has announced they planned their feud with one another.
Young Buck + 50 Cent Faked Beef
Buck Marley went to his Instagram page to keep it a buck on where things really stand. Without getting too specific, YB said they never had any true issues with one another.
“We planned that sh*t. We don’t got no motherf*cking beef. … We done played y’all motherf*cking a**. You motherf*ckers are running around and just like, ‘God d*mn, man.’ The whole time, bro. You dig? The whole time y’all thinking whatever the f*ck y’all thinking.”
Young Buck Low-Key Warns 50 Cent
The former G-Unit member was recently ready for a major comeback. The hip-hop veteran came forward to warn the world and most likely his mentor turned alleged enemy 50 Cent about his inevitable return to the spotlight. Buck Marley went to his Instagram page with some big words.
“You better WATCH those people that BOUNCE BACK from EVERYTHING that was meant to DESTROY them! Those are GOD’S people and they’re not to be PLAYED WITH … #GoodNight AND #GoodMorning Y’all🙋🏾♂️😁!!!”
Young Buck Prepares Fans For Comeback
In late December 2020, Buck took to his Instagram to share a collage with Three 6 Mafia founder and Memphis native DJ Paul. He let it be known they were taking over 2021 and urged followers to get ready.
“2021 THE WORLD🌎IS OURS @djpaulkom 🙋🏾♂️💯!!!! WHO READY👀🧨🧨🧨🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥⁉️”
“Who Ready??? #TheyGonSeeTennessee Full Project Goin Down‼️ . 2021 Lookin Better Already!!! It’s Goin Down As We Speak!!!! ##ScaleAton #WeGotTheBeats #Ep #Album #Singles #itsatennesseethang #tenakey #tennessee #memphis #nashville”
Putting Respect On Fifty’s Name
Before Buck and New York rap superstar 50 Cent started beefing, they were on the same G-Unit team chasing the same dream. In a recent interview, Buck recalled one of their all-time classic collaborations that had a life-changing impact on him. According to YB, “Blood Hound” from 50 Cent’s classic Get Rich or Die Tryin’ album was originally his song, but he sold it to 50, who kept one of Buck’s verses on the song and added his own. Soon after, the Tennessee native landed a spot in 50’s G-Unit rap group.
“That record changed my life. 50 gave me that opportunity to become a part of G-Unit based off of that one record.”
