YOUNG BUCK AND THE GAME AGREE TO DISAGREE

The G-Unit’s Young Buck released his sophomore album, Buck The World, on Tuesday, March 27th. The album features guest appearances by 50 Cent, Lyfe Jennings, Kokane, Young Jeezy, Pimp C, T.I. and Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington. The latest single from the project is “Get Buck.”

Young Buck recently explained that he has spoken to former G-Unit member The Game. He told MTV.com, “I chose to have the conversation with Game because he’ll never be able to have a conversation with 50. 50 feels like he did so much for Game to make Game’s career happen and pulled so many strings. He feels like Game went too far to try to damage what he created. So he’s like, he’ll never speak with him. But I spoke on behalf of 50 and for the Unit and myself, and we just left the conversation on the note of, ‘Look, you do you without involving us, and we’ll do us without involving you, so that’s where it at.'”

“My first thing was hustle before music. I liked the music but the situation, the cards that I was dealt in life, it was always had to be hustle for the simple facts that my father is a crack fiend. My mother did whatever she could do to kinda like hold it down for her kids and she had custody of her sister’s kids. Her sister is a crack fiend.”

Prior to hooking up with 50 Cent and the G-Unit and releasing his platinum debut, Straight Outta Cashville, in 2004, Young Buck lived an entirely different life. The rapper explained that music wasn’t even a priority for him early on. He said,