The rapper 50 Cent allegedly bankrupted

50 Cent and his crew, G-Unit, have been as soon as essentially the most potent hip-hop MCs and repeatedly hit the charts with anthems corresponding to ‘Stunt 101’ and ‘Wanna Get to Know You’. Comprised of Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, Younger Buck and even Compton rapper The Recreation, within the 2000s, G-Unit have been a formidable power.

Nonetheless, after years of dominance, when 50 Cent started to transition into media and movie-making, in-fighting started to happen, and because the collective slowly dissipated, some figures started to activate the crew’s frontman, and Younger Buck was one in every of these MCs.

50 Cent (actual title Curtis Jackson) has had many feuds with his former crew members. From The Recreation to Lloyd Banks, there have been many, however Younger Buck’s beef with Jackson had some catastrophic outcomes for him. In 2020, 50 Cent and Younger Buck’s feud got here to the forefront after Jackson leaked a cellphone dialog between him and Buck to the general public, which heard the latter tearing up whereas talking about his distressing monetary scenario.

In an interview with DJ Vlad for Vlad TV, Younger Buck (actual title David Brown) alleged that Jackson kicked him out of their collective for being cordial with a few of his enemies. Explaining how he remained pals with The Recreation whereas 50 Cent was feuding with him, Brown disclosed, “Soon as he kicked me out, I’m like ‘What the f*ck is this about?’ He started to say it was because I’m cool with Game, and those different things started to happen. I’m cool with the enemies of him.”

Nonetheless, Brown acknowledged that whereas 50 Cent was feuding with countless hip-hop artists, many New York MCs nonetheless revered him, divulging, “I would run into these individuals – The Jim Jones, the Dipset individuals, the Jadakisses when we had these beefs or whatever and you know what I would get from these dudes, ‘Bro we f*ck with you, we just don’t f*ck with dude.’”

Nonetheless, after 50 Cent kicked Brown out of the collective, he ceased to launch or carry out with the group, which stifled his money circulation. He then discovered he owed $300,000 to the Inner Income Service (IRS). In keeping with Buck, Fifty had the identical enterprise supervisor as him, however the ‘In Da Club’ musician pressured that supervisor to chop ties with him.

In the meantime, the persistent IRS was chasing him for his huge tax debt, however he had no earnings to repay. As such, Buck had no alternative however to file for Chapter 13 chapter, and Brown pins this on 50 Cent. You’ll be able to take heed to the previous G-Unit lyricist explaining this to DJ Vlad within the video beneath.