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Efrain:
Since 50 came back on the scene Banks and Yayo have been there holding him down. It was really the chemistry between the three of them that solidified that whole "G-Unit" clique thing. Now with Yayo locked up and Young Buck there do ya'll still look at the "G-Unit" group the same?
I feel like Young Buck is kinda corny, not terrible but just not what you would expect. He's got the whole dirty dirty south thing going on which is whatever but I'm not ecstatic about it. It's the overly trite rhymes, predictable subject matter and forced "accent so thick you can't even talk" type of flow that to me, doesn't really belong along side the witty lyrical Banks and 50. Either way it'll be good that some of the old Tony Yayo verses will make the album, but what do ya'll think?

T-Dogg:
I ain't really heard enough of Buck to form a solid opinion, but so far I haven't got anything against the man. I also doubt that I won't like him eventually. And I can understand the whole "wholy trinity" thing too - that's the way it used to be. But if all the G-unit members (the rapping ones, not the whole huge crew) feel this guy deserves to be put on the team, then go ahead - I got confidence in those guys.

PLANT:

--- Quote from: T-Dizzog on September 18, 2003, 08:11:39 AM ---But if all the G-unit members (the rapping ones, not the whole huge crew) feel this guy deserves to be put on the team, then go ahead - I got confidence in those guys.

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Agreed  ;)

Noon Bank$:
Young Buck fuckin kills it on most of tha tracks hes on.

eS El Duque:
Bucks is ok...Banks/50 are way better than him though

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