50 SAYS YOUNG BUCK HAS NO REASON TO COMPLAIN ABOUT MONEY

50 Cent has gone on to downplay rumors Young Buck and G Unit beefing, more specifically over money. He said that in order for buck to validate himself as a man, he has to go against what 50's doing.

50 and the G Unit crew have been working like crazy on making mixtape tracks and building buzz back up like they used to have when 50 first got signed to Shady/Aftermath. The reason for this is that Interscope did little to help their poorly selling albums, so they are flooding the streets.

The first G Unit mixtape in several years called Return of the Body Snatchers only featured 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and Tony Yayo. Apparently the mixtape was recorded entirely in a weekend when Buck was on a separate tour, and wasn't even aware that the new material was being put together.

Recently things appeared to be different, when only the Queens native G Unit members were present during interviews, while their southern counterpart Young Buck was missing from interviews and went on in other interviews to talk about the distancing him and 50 have been doing. In one interview, Young Buck went on to say that he didn't receive a royalty check from G Unit his entire time with them.

50 Cent counters this statement by saying that each G Unit member has earned $10 million during their careers with him (only talking about the artists who actually had album releases). 50 Cent goes on to say that they have seen $10 million through their career, but what they've done with it is not his business.

Also he commented on the speculation of beef between the crew and more specifically between himself and Buck. He says that it isn't as big of a deal as everyone's making it out to be and that their photoshoot for XXL was ordinary and there was no tension.