Young Buck Leaving G Unit?

If he leaves then G-Unit Records wont be what it is now anymore.
He is the reason why i got a relation to the G-Unit.
But im also xcited bout the new project and who will join the Cashville corp.

yazza187 wrote:

if he stays under a part of Aftermath like The Game is he will do fine.

The Game iz signed/signing to Geffen.

Buck was too good for G-Unit anyway. Id prefer his dirty south style to the style of G Unit.

C-Squared wrote:

I just wish Canibus would latch onto a good label and get some production… now THAT would be news there.

A aint heard anythin of hiz in agez! Iz he still livin? He needz more stuff released.

Buck will improve once ge letz go of 50 Cent, am sure of that!

Peace

DJ_Choo wrote:

Ah finally, let some talent (about the only talent in the group besides Banks) to break off from G-Unit and start it’s own thing.

You serious man? Mobb Deep are the talent in G Unit!!! Banks haz slipped down the list now since Hands Up. He singin, Buck relyzez and NEEDZ out to get hiz profile back up for all the RIGHT reazonz.

Buck haz alwayz been the fav of the group for me since he started. BUT Mobb Deep have ALWAYZ been ma fav group.

A think you’ve probably just forgotten about Mobb Deep or do you really think that?

Peace

more mtv music………
who cares………………………………
bring back HIP HOP!

Prequel wrote:

[quote quote="yazza187":bfb3wpzs]if he stays under a part of Aftermath like The Game is he will do fine.

The Game iz signed/signing to Geffen.[/quote:bfb3wpzs]
Geffen is part of interscope which is owned by aftermath so technicly he is stil part of aftermath

[quote quote="C-Squared":2q6snayn]
haha he ended up in the military for a while, so he hasn’t put down much in the last year, but check a few tracks from Def Con Zero or Hip Hop for $ale – especially Rhythmatic Jiu Jitsu – it’s a taste of what half-decent production could do for the guy![/quote:2q6snayn]

Canibus definitely had potential, even with Rip The Jacker. He just made a lot of enemies in his career so it’s been a hard fight for him, but I’m getting off topic.

While Young Buck’s "make a new label" point is pretty much what 50 did (license a bunch of acts to your sublabel so you can make money even though your work is under another’s umbrella), I disagree with the arguments that Buck’s style doesn’t belong in G-unit. Recall that for awhile G-unit seemed to be adopting a really expansionsist approach, going beyond the "hard gangsta guys from Queens" to sign Olivia and The Game. In 2004 I postulated that they would try to sign a reggaeton act (so wrong!). The diversity would sell and 50’s model succeeds.

But I’m always up for some turnover in the mainstream. It’ll be interesting to see who Buck would sign. What a story!

yazza187 wrote:

[quote quote="Prequel":24hgi1af][quote quote="yazza187":24hgi1af]if he stays under a part of Aftermath like The Game is he will do fine.

The Game iz signed/signing to Geffen.[/quote:24hgi1af]
Geffen is part of interscope which is owned by aftermath so technicly he is stil part of aftermath[/quote:24hgi1af]

Your right that Geffen iz part of Interscope becauze it waz Geffen & A&M Records which were merged together to create Interscope Records.

Interscope waz founded in 1980 by Jimmy Iovine & Ted Field but, Aftermath waznt founded until 1996. Ofcourse we all know Dr. Dre founded Aftermath after he left Death Row Records due to itz rapid collapse.

Interscope iz the distribution label for Aftermath but they are 2 different companiez. The Game iz staying under Interscope with Geffen, not with Aftermath.

Peace

Not feelin the vibe of Young Buck?
Man where r u livin?
If u arent g unit fan i can understand that but if u like the tracks of em you must like the flow and vibe of young buck cos he is the only one who really can rap in the g unit.
50 just got the talent to fit his voice to every fuckin beat and Banks just groans to big profit.
I like G Unit but Buck is the main reason…he raps like a machine gun!

djpuente wrote:

[quote quote="yazza187":f7shzevc][quote quote="C-Squared":f7shzevc]You could plug ANYONE into Aftermath and have hits – Dr. Dre can put anyone on the charts.

that is so true. if you watch stop snitchin’ stop lyin’ the game talks about the in da club beat being a Dr. Dre beat and anyone could jump on in da club and you would of been 50 cent[/quote:f7shzevc]

In da club is produced by DRE and 50cent.
He also composed it.
He didnt just write the text.
Dre also isnt producin all on his own.
He got his "team" to produce the tracks.
Like Still DRE was a co-production by Scott Storch…he made the piano hook (which was the main reason for the big money in that track)
Look at the credits of the songs.
In da club was produced by three composers and three text writers.
btw: Who is Michael Elizondo A Jr?

You cant say that 50 doesnt have a personality.
When i see him in interviews he seems to be the normal guy from the neighborhood that made it to a rich man.
Nothin makes me think about that he is a snitch or sumthing.
Thats just an opinion for the haters. Its just a bad argument or reason for em to dislike him cos of his profit.
Cant stand why people talk s**t cos they r so jealous.
AND i personal concentrate on the music and 50 came up with lots of HITs! He s a real rapper that deserves the profit.

Tho i think that everyone who got real talent, works hard(!) and gets produced by DRE will be popular.
PEACE[/quote:f7shzevc]

cant stand that fully puente i red that the in da club beat was allready ready, before for 50 took it, also red no one wanted that beat and then 50 took it so i dont know if he really helped to produce it, and i think the hanting also goes with the succsess 50 has but also with his personality like he dont give money back to his family and shit…….just what i red—-;)

[quote quote="djpuente":36aow720]Thats just what the creditz say bro.
I dont think nobody wanted the beat cos its a very hot one bro ;)[/quote:36aow720]

yea i know but i heared that that dre offered it to em and some other artists on the label but they didnt took it….dont know why….

[quote quote="djpuente":2o2b1uxj]Cant imagine that…dre doesnt need to offer beats…artists request beats by Dre

Mary J Blige also requested that beat to do a duet with Sean P. Combs aka Puff Daddy or P Diddy or whateva.
Song is called "Hooked".
PEACE[/quote:2o2b1uxj]

yea i know but i think even 50 cent told the story like this…., and it’s not impossible if aftermath is a family like it looks and dre made new beat u could imagine that he showed espacially eminem what he done new and shit cause em also likes to produce and shit…..

[quote quote="djpuente":225j5dfe]Well…i dont believe that, sry.
I searched the net for that and found nothin.
But to be honest…i also dont care…cos all that counts is that it has been a bangin track with 50 on it. No offend to u but i only like facts
To get back to the real topic:
Young Buck is the best rapper on G Unit and that was the real deal in this topic.
So if he leaves i will listen to Cashville then more. lol
PEACE[/quote:225j5dfe]

yea also searched net for it didnt found some….but i also didnt found it on the net, it was on mtv masters 50 cent…but it doesent matter…and back to main topic, i agree buck is the best one on g-unit but yayo comes close….