The drama between 50 Cent and Young Buck is heating up once again, as the two former collaborators clash over an alleged $250,000 debt. The G-Unit founder claims that despite Young Buck’s insistence that he’s paid off the amount, there’s no receipt or proof to back up the claim.
Young Buck, however, has a different story. The Nashville rapper argues that he was never given the $250,000 record deal money or the $30,000 advance, so he doesn’t owe 50 Cent anything. Buck also cites legal grounds to dispute the claim, pointing out that under New York law, a contract is only enforceable if there’s a clear agreement on all terms—a standard he says hasn’t been met.
In court documents, Buck’s team declared, “The contract in question is unenforceable under New York law…any conditions precedent must be satisfied.”
Speaking out about the legal battle in the past, Young Buck explained that he included 50’s alleged claim in his bankruptcy filings to ensure proper accountability. “I included what he claimed that I owed him in the bankruptcy to say, ‘Well, if you’re owed this, present receipts, and you’ll be paid,’” Buck previously stated.
With neither side backing down, the feud seems far from over. Fans of both artists are watching closely as the legal and personal battles continue to unfold, adding another chapter to the turbulent history of G-Unit’s legacy. Stay tuned!
