50 Cent has reignited his long-standing feud with former G-Unit collaborator Young Buck, this time targeting him over their past financial disputes.
The latest salvo came on Friday (December 6), when the hip-hop mogul took to Instagram to share a clip from Buck’s interview on Steve-O’s Wild Ride! podcast, recorded nearly a year ago. In the video, Buck begrudgingly acknowledges that 50 Cent helped resolve his tax debt—a revelation that seemingly didn’t sit well with the G-Unit boss.
“Somehow, he still managed to be ungrateful,” 50 wrote in his caption. “I helped him with his taxes.”
The caption quickly escalated, as 50 Cent accused Buck of being dishonest about his personal life and suggested he should have signed with Diddy’s Bad Boy Records instead of G-Unit.
“We didn’t have a problem until he didn’t know how to accept he’s gay,” 50 added. “Got caught with a tranny and got mad at me. Smh boy, I didn’t know you mess with boys. WTF. Should’ve signed to Bad Boy.”
The remarks follow a fresh twist in their legal battle. Buck, whose real name is David Darnell Brown, has filed court documents alleging that he never received a $250,000 advance tied to a 2014 contract with G-Unit Records. Meanwhile, 50 Cent insists the payment was made. The disputed agreement has been at the center of their ongoing saga, blending personal and professional grievances with public spectacle.
This latest social media jab adds to a history of tension between the two artists, who once stood united under the G-Unit banner. Their acrimonious fallout has included public accusations, lawsuits, and now, a resurgence of taunts fueled by social media and interviews.
Adding to the drama, 50 Cent recently appeared on Cam’ron’s It Is What It Is sports talk show, where he took aim at another heavyweight in the industry—JAY-Z. While the specifics of that exchange remain less incendiary than his ongoing feud with Buck, it highlights 50’s penchant for keeping his name in headlines through controversy.
The saga between 50 Cent and Young Buck is a testament to how unresolved business and personal grievances can fester in the public eye, especially in an era dominated by social media’s rapid-fire cycle. Whether these tensions will ever be resolved remains uncertain, but for now, the drama shows no signs of slowing.
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