According to a report from AllHipHop yesterday, Young Buck has managed to gather enough money to settle his debt with 50 Cent.

A significant update in the ongoing feud between former G-Unit members surfaced recently through AllHipHop. The outlet reported that Young Buck successfully collected the $250,000 he owed to 50 Cent. This debt originated from a loan that 50 provided to help Buck during a tough period. Back in 2020, Buck was forced to file for bankruptcy after a challenging 2019, making it a long road for the Nashville rapper to raise the necessary funds. However, things are finally looking up for Buck.

YOUNG BUCK’S FINANCIAL WOES

Unfortunately, he had to part with many valuable assets to make this happen. Buck ended up selling everything from jewelry and luxury cars to his music catalog, generating over a million dollars. This also allowed him to pay off $190,000 in child support debt to the IRS. With these financial burdens behind him, HipHopDX reports that Buck is now free of any contractual obligations to 50 Cent.

50 Cent Reinforces Wanting Payment

After years of public disputes and hitting rock bottom in his career, Young Buck appears to be regaining his footing. However, as expected, 50 Cent couldn’t resist having the last word. Upon hearing the news from AllHipHop, the rapper behind *The Massacre* reposted the article on his Instagram, captioning it with, “🤨🤷🏾‍♂️I don’t know why they make me go through this part, but I’m a need that money by Monday. 😆”.

G-Unit Fallout and Legal Issues

In 2008, Young Buck was expelled from G-Unit following a public feud with 50 Cent. The fallout was marked by disses and accusations from both sides, and it significantly impacted Young Buck’s career. After leaving G-Unit, he faced numerous personal and legal issues, including financial difficulties and legal battles that led him to file for bankruptcy in 2010 and again in 2020.

Despite these challenges, Young Buck continued to release music independently and remained active in the rap scene. He put out a series of mixtapes and independent projects, but he struggled to recapture the mainstream success he once enjoyed.

What do you think about 50 Cent’s message to Young Buck now that Buck has raised the money to pay him back? Is 50 Cent the most relentless figure in the industry when it comes to collecting debts? How do you see the relationship between these two playing out in the future? Share your thoughts in the comments.