During a compelling Hot 97 interview, 50 Cent openly acknowledged drawing inspiration from Nelly’s 2002 hit “Hot In Herre” when crafting Lloyd Banks’ successful track
Lloyd Banks recently released his mixtape, Halloween Havoc IV: The 72nd Hour, and he’s ready to drop another project soon. Unfortunately for his fans, they
[jwplatform 26vHfHtm] Controversial rapper 50 Cent took a break from beefing with fellow celebrities to perform some of his greatest hits at B.B. King Blues
50 Cent explained how G-Unit was able to get back on the same page and revealed that he would build his brand differently if he could do it all over again.
50 Cent and the reunited G-Unit have been making the media rounds and clearing the air about the controversial group and their well-publicized infighting over
Some may view Bang ‘Em Smurf as a disgruntled ex-crew member who hates on his former crew, while others believe he has detailed inside knowledge
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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 and entrepreneur 50 Cent opened up about his estrangement from two of his oldest friends, and how his attitude contributed to the estrangement. The
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
“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
Any hopes that G-Unit fans had of a reunion between 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo were dashed to bits by Fiddy himself in
