Young Buck will eventually pay 50 cents on a $250,000 loan to resolve financial issues.
Young Buck finally pays off 50 cents
Buck filed documents with Tennessee Bankruptcy Court on Tuesday (August 12), obtained by XXL, claiming that the “Shorty Wanna Ride” rapper declared bankruptcy and sold many of his most valuable assets in order to raise more than $1 million . This means Buck will now repay the $250,000 loan 50 Cent returned to him in 2020.
50 Cent took to Instagram to comment on Buck’s recent financial updates, reminding his former G-Unit artist that he needs his money ASAP.
“I don’t know why they put me through this part but I need the money by Monday,” 50 wrote alongside a screenshot of the AllHipHop report.
50 and Buck have been feuding for years, ever since 50 Cent was forced out of G-Unit in 2008.
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Young Buck has long blamed 50 Cent for its financial woes
Back in September 2021, 50 Cent reportedly planned to sue Young Buck over music that Young Buck still owed G-Unit. 50 reportedly plans to collect a $250,000 debt owed by Buck, as well as two albums he never packaged for the label. The power mogul claims Buck signed a two-year deal back in 2014, which kicked off following the release of his debut album.
However, in a 2022 interview with It’s Tricky With Raquel Harper, Buck accused 50 of not allowing him to release music.
“As soon as he stopped me from making money, I filed for bankruptcy again,” he said on the Raquel Harper Podcast in 2022.
Buck added in that conversation that he had no interest in a long legal battle with 50 people.
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Check out 50 Cent’s response to Young Buck’s new funding situation below.
See 50 Cent’s response to Young Buck’s new financial situation below.
