Young Buck and 50 Cent used to be cool. Over the years, the G-Unit teammates witnessed their relationship go downhill to a point where things are now irreversible. We will likely never see a full G-Unit reunion because Buck and Fif just can’t see eye-to-eye. 

For years, Young Buck has been trying to get out of his contract with 50 Cent and G-Unit Records, going public with his issues. Earlier this week, it was reported that he had filed for bankruptcy in an attempt to sliver his way out of the deal. Now that he’s officially out of jail after a 4-month stint, he’s back addressing this dramatic situation.

Buck hopped on Instagram Live with DJ Paul to discuss his return.

“I went in that motherfucker and got my mind right, so I was able to walk up out that motherfucker not just free from that bullshit, but free from not being able to work,” said Buck before dragging his former friend. “Now I can get to work, you get what I’m saying? That’s all I ever wanted to do in regards to whatever, dealing with the contract and shit with dude over there.”

Of course, “dude over there” is 50 Cent.

“I know I don’t owe n***a but even me at a point in time, Paul, I got to a place where I was like, you know what, I just want to get to work. Fuck it, I’ll pay him,” continued Buck, claiming to have offered him two installments of $150,000 to pay off his debt. I don’t owe Interscope or G-Unit a quarter.”

What do you think Fiddy will have to say about this?

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A group of artists recently hit Three 6 Mafia with a slew of copyright infringement claims, and now DJ Paul is looking at another court battle. During the rise of Three 6 Mafia, the group of artists says that they collaborated with Juicy J and DJ Paul to help write, produce, and record their music. They also say they haven’t been appropriately compensated for their work, so they’re taking Three 6 Mafia to court.

According to a report made by TMZ on Wednesday (March 4), DJ Paul and Trippie Redd are looking at a new lawsuit. A man by the name of Reginald Boyland of On The Strength Records states that Trippie Redd’s track “Death” samples DJ Paul’s 1997 single “Hit a Muthaf*cka.” Well, apparently back in 2015, Boyland and DJ Paul ended a legal battle with Boyland being awarded the rights to “Hit a Muthf*cka.” Boyland sued DJ Paul claiming the track sampled his song “Pimps In The House.”

Boyland is taking DJ Paul—who helped produce “Death”—and Trippie to court because no one approached him about using the sample. He’s looking to get a portion of the profits from the song and is suing for copyright infringement. Trippie Redd has yet to comment on lawsuit.

The official return of Three 6 Mafia will take place this spring as Juicy J and DJ Paul have shared the tour dates for the long-awaited reunion. Sharing the news with Billboard, Juicy J, and DJ Paul will be uniting on seven dates across America. Kicking off in Denver on March 6th, they’ll continue their tour in Minneapolis and Cleveland for their March dates.

As Three 6 Mafia head down to the South, they’ll be joined by the original Hypnotize Camp Members, Gangsta Boo, Crunchy Black, Project Pat, Lil Wyte, and La Chat. Starting the Southern leg in New Orleans, they’ll be joined by the No Limit Soldiers who will also appear at their Charlotte, NC date. Three 6 Mafia will return to their stomping grounds of Memphis, TN for the Beale Street Music Festival before concluding their run in St. Louis, MO on May 23rd.

“Yeahhhhhh! The Mafia back on the slab,” DJ Paul said. “This a must see! We want everyone to come and be a part of history. We have been one of the most hits makin’ — most influential groups of all times! We’ll have more dates announced soon, [but] we need all real Mafia fans to tap in and turn up! Go grab some Hypnotize Minds gear and don’t meet me there, beat me there!”

Peep the dates below with more dates to be announced in the near future. 

March 6 – Denver, CO @ Fillmore Auditorium
March 7 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Fillmore
March 13 – Cleveland, OH @ Agora Theater
April 10 – New Orleans, LA @ Smoothie King Center (w/ No Limit Soldiers)
May 8 – Charlotte, NC @ Bojangles Colosseum (w/ No Limit Soldiers)
May 23 – St. Louis, MO @ Chaifetz Arena