Young Buck Interview from XM Radio
Posted by Jamie Mitchell on 05.10.2008
Young Buck speaks candidly about his career, amongst other topics.
Young Buck made an appearance Friday on XM Radio Raw with Ms. Kitty and discussed the whirlwind of controversy surrounding him over the last month. During the conversation, Buck reiterated that the rift was not between him and his G-Unit group members Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo, this was purely between him and 50.
"A lot of this sh** that 50's doing towards my situation, I'm just not used to," he said on the air. "I'm a street n****, I'm ain't used to n****'s just saying sh** and just doing any of this sh**. I'm like 'Hold up.' ... I'm focused at this point and I'mma stay this way. I'm more happier than I've ever been in my career. I ain't lying."
He also showed respect to G-Unit rival, the Game for reaching out to him once the news broke that he had been let go from the group.
"To the homie Game. I'm aware of you reaching out. I haven't gotten on no phone conversations and actually spoke to Game, but he's reached out to a few people that's around me just to show his support like 'Yo Buck, f*** whatever's going on, I just wanna see your well being, as long as you aight.' [He said] that type of thing," Buck continued, revealing the Compton rapper's efforts at extenting an olive branch. "That's love and I ain't even got that call from Banks and Yayo, and we ain't got no issues with each other. The issue was from 50."
Though Buck is no longer a part of the G-Unit group, he remains signed as an individual artist on the label.
