Young Buck Signing to Czar Entertainment

Industry sources have leaked information that G-Unit’s sole dirty south representative may be making making moves to sign with industry powerhouse Czar Entertainment.  After various rumors regarding 50 Cent’s hostility towards Young Buck, Olivia, and other G-Unit roster members, some of the artists have decided to take their careers in their own hands.

According to a Hot 97 interview, and most recently, an interview in XXL, 50 went into detail about how his kindness and generosity as a label owner had been exploited.  Outside viewers, however, have criticized the hip hop mogul for fueling his own success, but not being fit to fuel the success of the artists on his own label.  With artists such as Mobb Deep not being able to achieve platinum status, and the recent disappointing performances of Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo; G-Unit as a label has proved to be more successful to it’s owner than to it’s artists.  The only artists that have ever given solid performances on the G-Unit roster include The Game (now no longer affiliated with G-Unit) and Young Buck (whose affiliation is in question).

Word is that the King of Cashville has proved to be one of G-Unit’s hottest commodities next to 50.   With support throughout the entire southern region, it’s obvious that Young Buck’s success will outshine his current label affiliation.  As 50 said himself, ‘Buck is his own man’; and as his own man, Buck has outperformed all his label-mates and has managed to create a following ON HIS OWN, without hanging on the coattail of his boss.  So, maybe now it’s time for Buck to move on and Buck the World!  By making a power move to Czar Entertainment, Buck would join the ranks of artists such as Rick Ross, Smitty, Shyne, The Game, Mario Winans, and Gucci Mane…all of whom have outsold his current label-mate’s most recent performances.  Real niggas do real things…and that’s REALTALK.

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See the Hot 97 interview on RealTalk’s Vopod.

See the recent interview with Olivia and how she has moved on to bigger and better things on RealTalk’s Vopod.