After kicking Young Buck out of the G-Unit group, 50 Cent is speaking out about his former group member "He can hear it from the radio like everybody else," he said. One problem between the two was that Buck stated he didn't get royalties from 50 to which 50 said "The last thing that I felt would ever be even said would be that [the members of G-Unit] weren't paid because they actually were overpaid. My concept for being able to continuously win championship games is to keep the players fed."
50 says Young Buck has a lack of money because of his excessive spending. "He lives like a drug dealer," Fif said. Continuing, "When the artist spends excessively to the point where he doesn't actually have that money anymore, out of desperation he says whatever he can say to try and fix situations." Rumors were spread that 50 was keeping Bucks money to pay back a loan he gave him and 50 says thats a lie "No, I never took a royalty check to recoup for anything," he revealed. "Yeah, he had tax trouble. I helped him like I helped everybody else."
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50 talked about the loan saying "With Buck there was points where it was up to $330,000 that I had
loaned out to him [and] he continued to spend the way that he would
regularly spend," he added. 50 says that overtime Buck was pulling away from G-Unit creatively and worked hard
to establish his own label, Cashville Records, but he says Young Buck wasn't kicked for the creation of the label, rather he "encouraged" it. He says the same of former G-Unit member
The Game. "If it was up to me Black Wall Street would've existed with
Game being cool with G-Unit." G-Unit's sophomore album, Terminate On Site is scheduled to hit stores on June 24th.
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