Young Buck vs G-Unit

[Flyboy]

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That track is my from Curtis. MJB absolutely murdered the hook and 50 rode the beat nicely.

[Cebby]

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For real. Eminem has great hooks too, but I think 50 may have overtaken him.

From 2003-2005 50 did the hook on something like 12 top 10 songs and 20 top 50 songs.

And for what it's worth, Cashville, GRoDT, G-Unit and Lloyd Banks' album, and The Documentary were damn good albums. They're not Illmatic or some Lupe, but you can put them on and be straight until the end.

G-Unit was easily the target of the stupidest hating of in mainstream music ever.

Since Death Row and Bad Boy fell off, the popular music was No Limit, Cash Money, Ja Rule, G-Unit, and now the stupid DJ Khalid/Lil Wayne/Rick Ross/Birdman/Fat Joe nonsense. I dare anyone to say they'd rather listen to those labels than the straight bangers that G-Unit was putting out, especially singles wise.

[Flyboy]

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From 2003-2005 50 did the hook on something like 12 top 10 songs and 20 top 50 songs.

And for what it's worth, Cashville, GRoDT, G-Unit and Lloyd Banks' album, and The Documentary were damn good albums. They're not Illmatic or some Lupe, but you can put them on and be straight until the end.

G-Unit was easily the target of the stupidest hating of in mainstream music ever.

You're preaching to the choir here, bro.

[RandyMoss84]

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From 2003-2005 50 did the hook on something like 12 top 10 songs and 20 top 50 songs.

And for what it's worth, Cashville, GRoDT, G-Unit and Lloyd Banks' album, and The Documentary were damn good albums. They're not Illmatic or some Lupe, but you can put them on and be straight until the end.

G-Unit was easily the target of the stupidest hating of in mainstream music ever.

Since Death Row and Bad Boy fell off, the popular music was No Limit, Cash Money, Ja Rule, G-Unit, and now the stupid DJ Khalid/Lil Wayne/Rick Ross/Birdman/Fat Joe nonsense. I dare anyone to say they'd rather listen to those labels than the straight bangers that G-Unit was putting out, especially singles wise.

exactly but idk about putting GRoDT behind anything lupe has done

[Rocky]

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Since Death Row and Bad Boy fell off, the popular music was No Limit, Cash Money, Ja Rule, G-Unit, and now the stupid DJ Khalid/Lil Wayne/Rick Ross/Birdman/Fat Joe nonsense. I dare anyone to say they'd rather listen to those labels than the straight bangers that G-Unit was putting out, especially singles wise.

All a matter of taste. G-Unit's style was pretty formulatic just like all those artists. Now that the formula isn't working, I would be surprised if G-Unit's album goes platinum. The only reason 50 Cent is dissing Young Buck is because he knows that he will have another embarrassingly low selling album if he doesn't catch major buzz in a beef.

[Cebby]

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All a matter of taste. G-Unit's style was pretty formulatic just like all those artists.

But it was a much better formula.

I'll take a great beat, catchy hook by 50, and some damn good verses by Buck, Banks, and Game over annoying beat, whiny chorus by Lil Wayne, Turk, or BG, horrible off beat verses by Birdman, Master P, Mannie Fresh, Turk, Fat Joe, Ja Rule, and of course "WE DA BEST!!!" "DJ KHALED!!!"

G-Units singles were a formula, but for pop rap, it's easily the best formula since Biggie and an R&B hook.

[catcatch22]

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Wow didn't realize all this stuff was going on. Haven't been paying attention lately.

[Streets]

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The only ones i liked that werent on GRODT were In My Hood, Hustlers Ambition, Ill still kill, I get money, Touch the sky, and Curtis 187. Man i still remember bumping the hell out of GRODT on my lil 10' with a 250 watt amp.

Can't tell me this wasn't a banger too...

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50 came hard on that soundtrack, man. Shades of the original GRODT.

The only reason 50 Cent is dissing Young Buck is because he knows that he will have another embarrassingly low selling album if he doesn't catch major buzz in a beef.

If beef with Kanye didn't help him when both their last albums dropped, beefin with Buck sure as hell ain't gonna do much.

[Flyboy]

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Don't forget this one, Streets!

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People that hate on Fif make me larf.

[DTX3]

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Can't tell me this wasn't a banger too...

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50 came hard on that soundtrack, man. Shades of the original GRODT.



If beef with Kanye didn't help him when both their last albums dropped, beefin with Buck sure as hell ain't gonna do much.

That was indeed a banger, i just laugh every time i see Mase on there.

[trobinson97]

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Game is getting in on the fun. Said Banks got the longest chin since Supahead.

NSFW

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[Streets]

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Don't forget this one, Streets!

Naw, I didn't forget that one. That's one of my favorite 50 tracks. DTX3 already mentioned it when listing of 50 songs that he liked post-GRODT

[DTX3]

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Game is getting in on the fun. Said Banks got the longest chin since Supahead.

NSFW

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Even though i like his music, dude is a straight attention whore and groupie. "Put You On The Game" was sick, also i forgot to mention this G-Unit track, they killed it.

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[Rocky]

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But it was a much better formula.

I'll take a great beat, catchy hook by 50, and some damn good verses by Buck, Banks, and Game over annoying beat, whiny chorus by Lil Wayne, Turk, or BG, horrible off beat verses by Birdman, Master P, Mannie Fresh, Turk, Fat Joe, Ja Rule, and of course "WE DA BEST!!!" "DJ KHALED!!!"

G-Units singles were a formula, but for pop rap, it's easily the best formula since Biggie and an R&B hook.

Completely subjective but it's ok.

Mannie Fresh made some hard beats that match anything on a G-Unit album and the production team that produced No Limit's hits in their prime are some of the biggest producer names in the industry now.

Strictly opinion by both you and me.

[DTX3]

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But it was a much better formula.

I'll take a great beat, catchy hook by 50, and some damn good verses by Buck, Banks, and Game over annoying beat, whiny chorus by Lil Wayne, Turk, or BG, horrible off beat verses by Birdman, Master P, Mannie Fresh, Turk, Fat Joe, Ja Rule, and of course "WE DA BEST!!!" "DJ KHALED!!!"

G-Units singles were a formula, but for pop rap, it's easily the best formula since Biggie and an R&B hook.

Its not as bad as "Ladies and gentlemen gentlemen gentlemen!" -_-

Mannie Fresh made some hard beats that match anything on a G-Unit album and the production team that produced No Limit's hits in their prime are some of the biggest producer names in the industry now.

Connected for Life by Mack 10 was a ****ing banger.