Young Buck Bankrupt

We’ve all heard some of the stories about Young Bucks legal problems. In a recent interview with Whoo Kid he admitted that he would be up for reuniting with G-Unit. This came as a shock somewhat. I say somewhat because whenever any entertainer has legal issues or faces going broke they have the “I found religion experience”. Well Buck didn’t find God but he is seeing the light. He says he’s in negotiations right now with 50 Cent about working together again. Buck was kicked out of G-Unit in 2008 but remained in debt to the label which he refused to record for. He started Cashville Records but was hit with a $10 Million lawsuit by 50 Cent for breach of contract by releasing material on another label. Young Buck was forced to file for bankruptcy 2 years ago when he racked up $300,000 in IRS debt. On May 14th, the IRS will liquidate all of Young Bucks music, trademarks, copyrights, licenses and royalties. So you can a piece of Young Buck’s business. That’s the true meaning of “passing the Buck”.

Young Buck Begs

Money will make people do some strange things. At one point Buck was on the F*** G-Unot campaign. He was stuck in a contract that he couldn't get out of. Buck claimed that Fif wasn't paying him correctly and he was drowning in debt because of it. He became real defiant and spoke out about how he was owed and Fif wasn't paying. He refused to record even though he was legally bound to a contract. A slew of diss tracks began on both sides. Now, after Buck has been hit hard by the Feds for back taxes he's singing another tune. In a recent interview with G-Unit's DJ Whoo Kid Buck says he would gladly rejoin G-Unit because they made history. Buck smells that new EMI contract and he's hoping that 50 has fallen and bumped his head and hopefully forgot about the past. LMAO!That ain't gonna happen.

Young Buck May Have A New Deal

Young Buck has been slightly absent from the charts but not from the music scene all together. He has been doing a lot of work with Drumma Boy releasing mixtapes. He has been struggling financially with the IRS problems and spending problems. He has been in a very publicized beef with 50 Cent about unpaid monies. 50 says Buck isn't owed any money and he needs to manage his money properly. Buck has been trying to survive with his clothing line and Cashville Records but the money still isn't enough. He is currently in negotiation to sign a new deal with Cash Money. However, he is still under contract with G-Unit records. In addition, the IRS woes has also halted him from signing a new contract with Cash Money because of his bankruptcy. If he comes into more money, he'll have to repay the creditors owed. Best of luck Buck.