50 Cent Tired Of Serving As Tony Yayo & Lloyd Banks' Manager, Says They Need To Step It Up
50 Cent speaks on his relationship with his fellow G-Unit members, says he's tired of serving as their manager.
Weeks after appearing on Power 106's Big Boy’s Neighborhood, rapper 50 Cent returned to the show to give an update on his relationship with fellow G-Unit member Lloyd Banks. 50 Cent previously revealed that he hadn’t talked to the rapper in months and now it appears that Fifty is fed up with Banks’ recent actions or lack thereof.
“It’s interesting. Growing up people have habits they refuse to change…I’ve enabled them to a point that they don’t feel like they have to do anything,” 50 Cent explained. “Now they have this thing where their way of dealing with something that’s uncomfortable is just not dealing with it. I end up doing their job too.”
According to 50 Cent he’s been serving as somewhat of a manager for both Banks and Yayo, but has now found himself fed up with the role
“The top of last year I’m saying ‘Yo, you gotta find managers.’ They gotta find other people to do that cause I gotta focus on other things [and] other projects I got going,” said 50 Cent. “I’m on a movie set, what you wanna call me and say ‘Yo, I need to go do this?’ Set a show up? Like the guy’s calling me about your show while I’m on a movie set?”
Although 50 Cent explained that G-Unit as we know it isn’t over, he did reveal that Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo have a lot of stepping up to do.
“I don’t think it’s actually over,” said the rapper. “I think they have to get themselves together. You got grown men that will remind you, ‘I’m a grown ass man,’ and then don’t do grown men things and take grown man responsibilities for themselves.”
Kanye West say
that the site is "so fuckin' full of shit."
During one of two performances this past weekend at Atlantic City, New Jersey's Revel, Kanye West took a break from his show to put MediaTakeOut on blast. The notoriously outspoken rapper said that the site, which often reports on his personal life, is "fuckin' full of shit" and that they try to make everything negative.
"If you have something to give the world, a lot of times, the press just tries to take everything negative. Just look at MediaTakeOut, they so fuckin’ full of shit. Show your motherfuckin’ face so I can smack the shit out of you! Making up shit every day," he ranted. "I am flawed as a human being. I am flawed as a person. As a man, I am flawed. But my music is perfect! This is the best you gon’ get ladies and gentlemen in this lifetime, I’m sorry. You go back to Beethoven and shit, but as far as this lifetime though, this is all you got."
Rick Ross "God Forgives, I Don't" Tracklist
The tracklist is revealed for Rick Ross' upcoming album "God Forgives, I Don't."
The tracklist has been revealed for Rick Ross' upcoming album God Forgives, I Don't, releasing July 31st.
The 15-track offering includes the previously released songs "So Sophisticated," the Usher-assisted "Touch'N You" and "Hold Me Back." Additional guests on the LP include Dr. Dre, Jay-Z, Andre 3000, Meek Mill, Drake, Stalley, Omarion, Elijah Blake and Ne-Yo, who appears on "Maybach Music IV," the fourth in Ross' series.
1. Pray For Us2. Pirates
3. 3 Kings feat. Dr. Dre & Jay-Z
4. Ashamed
5. Maybach Music IV feat. Ne-Yo
6. Sixteen feat. Andre 3000
7. Amsterdam
8. Hold Me Back
9. 911
10. So Sophisticated feat. Meek Mill
11. Presidential feat. Elijah Blake
12. Ice Cold feat. Omarion
13. Touch’N You feat. Usher
14. Diced Pineapples feat. Wale & Drake
15. Ten Jesus Pieces feat. Stalley
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