🎤 Once an unstoppable force in hip hop, G-Unit Records was home to 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Young Buck, and The Game. 💣 With hit albums, street credibility, and massive commercial success, G-Unit ran the 2000s rap game. 😱 But ego clashes, internal beef, shady deals, and power moves slowly tore the empire apart. 👀 This episode reveals how 50 Cent's label went from platinum plaques to complete silence. 💥 From Game’s fallout to Young Buck’s struggles, we unpack the true reasons G-Unit crumbled. 🎧 If you grew up on “Beg for Mercy” or “Get Rich or Die Tryin’” this one's for you. 📌 Love the episode? Show some love, follow, comment, and share! Let’s crush that 1,000 ⭐️ goal on Spotify together! 📩 Contact: [email protected] CREDIT: Hip Hop Content

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