Nicki Minaj, reunited G-Unit: Summer Jam 2014 highlights
Nicki Minaj showed love to her YMCMB mates, Nas revisited “Illmatic” and G-Unit unexpectedly reunited at Summer Jam 2014
June 2, 2014
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Nicki Minaj showed love to her YMCMB mates, Nas revisited “Illmatic” and G-Unit unexpectedly reunited at Summer Jam 2014
Summer Jam featured Nicki Minaj showing love to her Young Money, Nas and T.I. showing support to the younger generation and 50 Cent showing that he can put the past behind him.
In this month’s issue of GQ, rapper 50 Cent addresses several ongoing controversies in his life: his relationship with his son, his former friends Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo, and Diddy. In the interview, 50 also explains why he thinks romantic relationships fail.
50 Cent seems to get satisfaction from putting down his former G-Unit compadres and childhood friends Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks. 50 has made it clear that he no longer is close to his old buddies, and in a recent interview with MTV, he casually mocked their recent appearances on singles by Troy Ave., one of New York City’s most promising young rappers. Yayo guested on “Show Me Love” and Banks made an appearance on “Your Style.”
Rapper/entrepreneur 50 Cent opened up about his estrangement from two of his oldest friends, and how his attitude contributed to the estrangement. The deterioration of the relationship between G-Unit–specifically, the core trio of childhood friends 50, Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo, has made for several hip-hop headlines over the past year. Yayo has been open about the fact that 50 isn’t very close to his former co-horts, and 50 revealed recently that he mis-handled a situation with Lloyd Banks, in particular, when his friend lost his father.
Last month Tony Yayo went on a social media tangent alluding to the fact that G-Unit was over and hinted at 50 Cent being disloyal
This week, after months and maybe years of speculation, the end of 50 Cent’s G-Unit crew appears to be official. The hip-hop star departed his longtime Interscope label, taking his G-Unit label independent. He signed a worldwide distribution agreement with Caroline/Capitol/UMG, and he is expected to release a new album called Animal Ambition on June 3rd. But in the wake of his announced departure from Interscope, 50’s old G-Unit cohort Tony Yayo made statements in an interview that indicated that G-Unit was long over as a hip-hop group and, most importantly, as a collective of old friends.
“It was all good just a week ago…” Just last week, Tony Yayo posted a Throwback Thursday picture on Instagram of himself, 50 Cent, and
Police have made an arrest and revealed the motive in the killing of former G-Unit rapper Mazaradi Fox last month. It is believed that accused shooter
If there is to be a reunion of G-Unit in the future, it doesn’t look as if Young Buck will be a part of it.
During a Q & A session with fans on his site thisis50.com, rapper 50 Cent took the time to clear up a few rumors that
In an interview with VIBE, Roc Nation rapper J. Cole revealed that he came very close to joining 50 Cent’s G-Unit label. The North Carolina native said that he impressed members of the G-Unit crew after he visited 50 Cent’s home several years ago.
[jwplayer mediaid=”503536″]When Meek Mill came to Atlanta’s MixShowLive Summit this weekend, not only did he bring a little bit of buzz with 50 Cent and
Any hopes that G-Unit fans had of there being a reunion were dashed to bits by Fiddy in a recent interview.
Asher Roth was riding high off the success of his single “I Love College” back in 2009, and after signing with Universal/Motown, he released his debut album, Asleep In the Bread Aisle. But since signing with Def Jam, his sophomore album has yet to be released and he complained in a recent interview about his experiences with huge labels.
Despite stereotypes about violence at hip-hop awards ceremonies, the BET Hip Hop Awards have remained relatively drama-free for the last few years. But, things were
Black Motorcycle clubs aren’t extinct. In fact, the rise of “Black Biker Week” in Myrtle Beach, SC over the years has coincided with an increase
Robin Mitchell Joyce, Buck’s attorney, blames 50′s G-Unit for his financial problems.
Not to be outdone by rap’s many “wtf” moments, the news of a particular artist signing to a particular label can just as well leave
