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Perfect sounds for a three-day weekend.

The weather is hot and so are these July releases.

New projects from Shordie Shordie and Murda Beatz, Curren$y, Duke Deuce and much more.

New heat for your ears this week.

That new-new.

Buck is back in trouble with the law.

XXL speaks to Jeezy, Shawty Redd, Akon, T.I., Drumma Boy, Bun B and more for the making of Jeezy's classic album, Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101.

New heat during the quarantine.

Young Buck says he owes 50 nothing.

New music dropping in May.

Here's a look at what's dropping this month.

Here's what Fif has to say.

"I'm sorry Fofty."

Young Buck stopped by The Breakfast Club to tell his story about coming up with Ca$h Money Records, talks new music and more.

Hi, hater!

The two keep it gritty for the new set of visuals.

Young Buck and Boosie Badazz are not here for the haters.

According to Young Buck, he was considered to play Tupac Shakur in 'All Eyez On Me; without even having to audition.

The song is featured on his '10 Bodies' project.

The rapper violated the terms of his supervised release and probation following his arrest last month.

Buck was arrested last month for allegedly threatening to burn down his ex-girlfriend's apartment.

Young Buck is going back to his old ways in his latest song and video, 'Back to the Old Me.'

Even though hip-hop is one of the most creative genres of music, when it comes to song titles, rappers sometimes drop the ball.

The beef is escalating between Young Buck and affiliates of The Game.

From the random to the serious and everything in between, check out 100 Hip-Hop Facts That Will Blow Your Mind.

We caught up with G-Unit inside The Boombox office in New York City -- Banks, Buck and Yayo were present -- to get the scoop on the making of 'The Beast Is G-Unit' EP, their mindset when it comes to production and what's next for the crew.

Young Buck returns with a mission statement for 2015 on his latest freestyle track, ‘New Years Cake.’

Are you up to speed on all things in the Unit? Find out interesting facts like the rapper that prevented 50 Cent from being on a Jennifer Lopez song and how Lloyd Banks' sophomore album really got leaked to the public. This is You Think You Know Hip-Hop? -- the G-G-G-G-G-G-G-Unit edition.

50 Cent and G-Unit continue their lyrical onslaught, this time spitting boastful rhymes over YG and Drake's street banger, 'Who Do You Love.'

G-Unit continue their comeback with a second new track in as many days, this time remaking Drake's '0 to 100.'