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Tony Yayo Shares Thoughts on 50 Cent Dissing His Friend Lloyd Banks and Young Buck on Tour
In the realm of Hip-Hop news and culture, the recent social media stir caused by 50 Cent's candid remarks about former G-Unit members Lloyd Banks and Young Buck has sent shockwaves through the industry. Let's delve into the details of the unfolding dynamics within the iconic rap group.
In a viral social media post, 50 Cent threw shots at Lloyd Banks and Young Buck, comparing their respective careers to his massive arena tour, which garnered over 58,000 likes. However, in a recent interview with Vlad TV, Tony Yayo, another integral part of G-Unit, expressed his unawareness of 50's comments, showcasing potential cracks in the communication within the group.
Vlad inquired why Banks and Buck were absent from 50's Final Lap Tour, to which Yayo diplomatically responded, "I don't want to get into Banks, because Banks is my guy and he really doesn't like you." Regarding Buck, Yayo emphasized that the dynamics were less about animosity and more about the spotlight being predominantly on him.
Yayo clarified, "I didn't grow up with Buck; I grew up with Banks and 50. [But] to me, it's all love." He highlighted that The Game, in a previous interview, showed respect without any disrespect, creating a nuanced atmosphere within the G-Unit family.
In a video captured during a show in New Jersey last September, 50 Cent humorously dissed Banks and Buck, forecasting the audience's reaction to their tours. The G-Unit leader playfully commented, "They think this is something? Wait 'til they see Lloyd Banks' tour," and targeted Buck by referencing his debut album, "Wait 'til they see Straight Outta Cashville."
While Banks maintained silence post-50's comments, Buck, in a recent appearance on Wildride! with Steve-O, pondered the motives behind 50's actions. Buck questioned why 50 seemed to want to "Ja Rule" him, drawing parallels to Ja Rule's prolonged feud with the Murder Inc. hitmaker.
Expressing his confusion and hurt, Buck stated, "I don't know what I did to make him want to see me not feed my children." Despite their disagreements, Buck emphasized his respect for 50 Cent's success, pleading for a resolution that doesn't tarnish their once-brotherly relationship.
In the ever-evolving landscape of Hip-Hop news and culture, the intricacies of G-Unit's relationships continue to unfold, leaving fans intrigued and hopeful for a reconciliation that honors their shared history.
