50 Cent Tells Young Buck He ‘Needs My Money by Monday’ Following Bankruptcy Filing
50 Cent has given Young Buck a deadline.
Fif took to Instagram on Monday, posting a screenshot of an AllHipHop headline that read, “50 Cent Wins: Young Buck to Pay Off Massive Debt, Ending Long-Running Dispute.”
50 reacted to the news in the caption: “I don’t know why they make me go through this part, but I’m a need that money by Monday.” The message was clearly directed at Buck.
According to AllHipHop, Buck no longer has a $250,000 debt to 50. After going through the bankruptcy process—which included selling off some of his more expensive assets, including jewelry, luxury cars, and his music catalog—and raising one million, Buck paid Fif back, a $190,000 IRS lien, and child support debt.
Buck saw the funds as an advance for future albums, and 50 saw it as a loan. So when Buck filed for bankruptcy in 2020 following difficult financial times in 2019, and a stint in jail, 50 Cent attempted to block the bankruptcy proceedings so Buck would complete his recording contract.
Buck did reportedly file for bankruptcy so he wasn’t obligated to fulfill his contract with G-Unit Records. His legal team alleged that the Nashville rapper didn’t have to repay the $250,000 since it wasn’t categorized as a loan.
It seems now, after paying back the funds, Buck has gotten out of his recording contract and can continue to earn money from making music.
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