G-Unit : news et rumeurs

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Last week in New York Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks previewed the new G-unit album, Terminate On Site (T.O.S.), for select media outlets. XXL was in the building, no doubt, and so were a few, let’s say passionate fans. In between songs heads had a lot to say about each track and we just happen to overhear a conversation between a G-Unit follower and someone who probably has a few Black Wall Street mixtapes at home. We could go on and on about the album over here, the highs and the lows, but we figured, why not just check out what those dudes had to say about it. Names have been hidden to protect them from Yayo.

***Straight Outta Southside***

G-Unot: Trash!

G-Unit: This is more like it. But wasn’t this suppose to be a Sean Bell tribute?

G-Unot: At least Game knows how to make a real Sean Bell tribute…and he ain’t even from Queens!

G-Unit: Ha!

G-Unot: “Fuck the police who killed Sean Bell?” Oohhhh! How profound, Marvin?

**Piano man***

G-Unit: Yayo’s getting off on this one. But isn’t Jay-Z the piano man?

G-Unot: That’s taken off that Jay line.

G-Unit: Yes!

***Close To Me***

G-Unit: Fif got the casual flow, Queens don’t play, LL…we get the ladies.

G-Unot: Pftttt! Your hoes be ashy over there in Queens. That joint was aight, though. I ain’t about to do the Yayo dance or nothing.

***Rider Pt. 2 ft. Young Buck***


G-Unit: Buck’s lucky Fif kept him on this one.

G-Unot: He should have kept Buck everywhere, though.

G-Unit: Ha!

***Casualties of War***

G-Unit: Classic, hard, New York record right here, kid.

G-Unot: Yeah, I can’t even front on this one. This shit is so hard, it make me wanna choke Banks.

G-Unit: You g-g-g-g-g-g damn right! A hit!

***You So Tough***

G-Unit: Goes for anyone. Defectors, kids, whoever! Tell em Yayo!

G-Unot: Who is making them beats? Joints is gutter, cuz.

***No Days Off ft. Young Buck***

G-Unit: Uh…well, maybe Buck might have a few days off coming his way.

G-Unot: These beats are fire! Game would have killed this.

G-Unit: “Rebound like Greg Oden son!”

***Terminate On Sight***

G-Unit: Why does Fif growl so much? Grrrrrrr!

G-Unot: He’s trying bring X back.

G-Unit: X can’t even bring X back.

***Like The Way She Do It***

G-Unot: This shit is dumpster. The beat sounds like my cable went off.

G-Unit: Sheeeiit! This that fire boy. Thugs in the club. Got my 50 wife beater on. Uh, pause.

***Kitty Kat***

G-Unit: Er ah, yeah, this just uncomfortable to talk about guys saying “Kitty Kat.”

G-Unot: I don’t care what another man does, but you know Yayo be paying hoes

G-Unit: Hater!

G-Unot: Talking ’bout he get pussy for free. Sure.

***The Party Ain’t Over***

G-Unit: No comment about Buck.

G-Unot: “The party ain’t over?” The party over for Buck, though.

G-Unit: I said no comment!

G-Unot: It was too easy. Had to do it. This ***** might join the G-Unot campaign now.

G-Unit: Ha!

***Let It Go***

G-Unit: Boy wonder is back.

G-Unot: Back where?

G-Unit: On top, b!

***Get Down***

G-Unit: Yayo is the new 50. He’s on all the hooks!

G-Unot: Yep! That’s probably why they suck!

G-Unit: Don’t wanna talk about it.

G-Unot: Yayo’s best verse was on “Running.” Ironically it’s a Game song. Anything good these *****s do, Chuck Taylor is involved.

G-Unit: See, I’m a New Yorker but I sound southern…vintage Fif right here.

G-Unot: This shit is aight right here.

***Ready Or Not***

G-Unit: Of course they ready…Wayne’s numbers are in jeopardy.

***Money Make The World Go Round***

G-Unit: What do they know about this topic besides 50?

G-Unot: Whatever happened to Banks anyway? The ***** used to be aight, now the ***** be spitting cookie monster raps. This album gets a C,
C-.

G-Unit: Aww, man. This is solid B

G-Unot: Solid? What the fuck that means? And why you New Yorkers always say b? (in New York voice) this is hot b?

It seems Lil' Wayne's recent first week - million selling achievement with 'Tha Carter III' has other MC's itching to emulate the same feat, namely a certain 50 Cent. The G-Unit leader's 2005 effort 'The Massacre' shifted 1.1. million units first week, however sales of his more recent efforts haven't matched his past success. Speaking to MTV, 50 thinks he can do it again with forthcoming LP 'Before I Self Destruct'

50 Cent thinks we could see another MC sell a million copies in the first week before 2008 is over: him! He plans on dropping his next solo LP, Before I Self-Destruct, within the next few months.

"Fourth quarter," he said of the release date. "I got some music. But I'mma make music until I reach a closing date. I'mma stay creative and continue to try and progress.

"I want to focus on the positive, and I feel I'm one of the more vocal people in hip-hop," he added. "Even when it's not about music, people pay attention to me, because I have something to offer. I'll continue to create quality music at a pace they haven't seen."

I can't help but feel 50 is overstating his current level of relevance just a tad. With a dwindling fanbase and as well as sales, it'll be interesting to see if 50 can sell by the bucket-load once again.

50 Cent and his crew put some stuff on his site about Interscope possibly sabotaging his album with Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo. Now, I have some source within Interscope and they gave some indication of what has transpired from within. First, from what I understand,what 50 charged is true: there was a shortage of T.O.S. albums available. A lot of stores did not even receive T.O.S. or got very few copies. Big retails stores like Best Buy did not even display T.O.S with the new releases, from what I heard.


Now, there is a complimentary layer to this. From what I hear, the big dogs at Interscope are getting tired of their inability to manage 50 Cent. He dissed them and they are tired of him speaking out against them, from what I have been told. On top of it all, they got very upset – allegedly – when the G-Unit general launched thisis50.com and started putting free music on there along with the music videos to boot.


In case you didn't know, G-Unit pushed about 96,043 units. The crazy thing is 50 has way more people than that as members of his community. SMH. People don't support!

David Darnell Brown aka Young Buck attempted suicide last night

David Darnell Brown also known as Young Buck attempted suicide last night by taking an overdose of prescription pain pills, according to a Nashville Police Department report. A copy of the report is also attached. The former member of the gangster rap group Guerilla Unit, 27, was depressed and told cops that he was trying to harm himself, the report states. A female companion of the rapper told officers that Brown last week filled a prescription for 40 pain pills, but had only taken five of the pills up to yesterday. Brown told police that he had taken the balance of the pills last night. The woman, who has been identified as Lizzie Grubman, Brown’s publicist, also told responding officers (RO/S) that she observed Brown(identified in the report as “comp,” or complainant) put two pills in his mouth, which she tried to retrieve by placing her fingers in his mouth. He was treated at Metro Nashville General Hospital for a drug overdose. While the police document does not name Brown, Nashville media reports (including one from WTVF Channel 5, which broke the Brown story) have identified him as the “victim” referred to in the report. Early this morning, Police reported that Brown had been taken to a hospital emergency room after suffering an adverse reaction to painkillers.

Young Buck Challenges Tony Yayo To A Fight
With all the things going on between G-Unit and Young Buck, recently it was taken to the next level. Young Buck went on XM satellite radio and challenged Tony Yayo to a boxing match. “As far as Yayo talking about he wanna fight, I’ll do it,” Buck said, according to UDub News. “I’ll do it off of real ***** shit I swear on my child’s life. If they line this shit up, where me and that ***** can go in a ring, we can put that shit on VH1. We can make that shit real life. I’ll have Floyd Mayweather training me. I’ll knock that *****’s fat, flabby, old non-rappin’ ass out."

Extra-Prolific a écrit:A noter qu'il y a un nouveau son qui tourne pour le futur album de Buck, avec C-Bo et Lynch aka Sactown' legends en featuring, inutile de dire que j'donne un carambar magique a celui qui m'trouve un lien pour ce son.

say a écrit:sa a rien a voir mais eminem a gagné contre jay-z (voir le topic "best rapper alive")

Dirty J.Peyton a écrit:Pas mal, ca se laisse bien écouter.