Young Buck Attempted Suicide?

A rumor has surfaced that David Darnell Brown - also known as Young Buck – overdosed on prescription pain pills in what has been called a suicide attempt. HipHopDX.com caught wind of the rumor through several sources, however, none of this has been confirmed as of yet. According to the sources, Buck was depressed and told cops that he was trying to harm himself. Lizzie Grubman (Buck’s publicist) was allegedly with Buck and stated to police that the former G-Unit member received 40 pain pills and made an attempt to overdose by taking up to five. One source stated that he was treated at Metro Nashville General Hospital for a drug overdose last night and was admitted to an emergency room this morning after suffering an adverse reaction to the painkillers.

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Young Buck Declares His Independence, “f*ck G-Unit”

A video has hit the net showing Young Buck dissing G-Unit and discrediting 50 Cent at a small club performance in Tampa, Florida over the weekend.

Performing alone on stage to his previous hits like “Shorty Wanna Ride,” the former G-Unit rapper appeared to surprise fans after an audience member screamed “G-Unit, n*gga!” as he quickly responded to the shout-out.

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50 Cent: “Young Buck Won’t Tour With G-Unit”

First Young Buck got the boot from G-Unit the crew, then 50 Cent said the Southern lyricist wouldn’t appear in the group’s first video, now Fif announced his one-time protégé also won’t join him, Lloyd Banks, and Tony Yayo when they make the rounds in support of their sophomore group effort, T.O.S. “[Young Buck] won’t be traveling with G-Unit as a group,” Fif told Angie Martinez on Hot 97 Wednesday afternoon. “He’ll be able to prepare for his solo project while we on the road touring.” Previously, the G-Unit general said Buck’s verses would remain on the album, but he wouldn’t appear in any videos.“They show us, and you hear his vocals,” Banks joked about the video. 50 also revealed he’s no longer going to tinker with the G-Unit lineup. As far as the group stands, it will be him, Banks and Yayo. The crew started as three and will end as three, he said.In addition, 50 also said he’ll be partnering with MTV in the future for a reality show touting his business acumen. Cameras will follow the rapper, who heads up several of his own enterprises, as he takes meetings and builds his businesses. Banks and Yayo will makes cameos in the series.

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Young Buck Responds To 50 Cent’s Drug Allegations

As of now, Young Buck still hasn’t formally answered MTV News’ requests for comment on allegations made a few days ago by 50 Cent and G-Unit — allegations that drug problems (including cocaine and syrup) and inconsistent behavior were among the reasons why he was dismissed from the group. However, on Saturday afternoon (April 19), multiple sources sent MTV News a new song by the Tennessee MC.

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Young Buck Back With Cash Money?

Last night, Cash Money Records rapper Lil’ Wayne performed at the Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga Tennessee. At the end of the show, Lil Wayne brought out surprise guest Young Buck, who revealed that he was resigning to the Cash Money Records imprint. Young Buck, who hails from Nashville, Tennessee, originally signed with Cash Money Records at the age of 17, in 1997. He left the label around 2000. After a brief stint with Juvenile’s UTP Records, Young Buck signed with 50 Cent’s G-Unit imprint. Details of the proposed deal were not available. Young Buck is preparing to release the upcoming compilation album Product of the South via his Cashville Records imprint, which is distributed by Red Distribution/Sony.

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Young Buck Makes Moves W/Out 50 Cent

Young Buck Makes Moves W/Out 50 Cent, “I Wanted A Separate Sound & Feel From G-Unit”

After being out of the spotlight for a minute, Tennessee’s favorite son Young Buck is back on his grind. SOHH caught up with Buck as he explained where he’s been, his seemingly distant relationship with 50 Cent and his new power moves.

With a new label, Cashville Records, a new look - he’s cut off his trademark braids - and a new album ready to drop, Buck says that he’s been patiently waiting for his turn.

“I just basically been touring, promoting my last project and getting ready for the release of my new album, Product Of The South,” Buck told SOHH. “Buck is in a good place. A lot of people want to see me succeed and that’s why I created my own brand, Cashville Records. I’m just stepping up to the executive bracket. I’m still a part of G-Unit, 50 is still my boss when I’m doing G-Unit and I’m my boss over here. I’m trying to establish me and just getting to my money.”

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