So here’s the mixtape, chock full of G-Unit and 50 Cent disses. If anyone can explain why Beg For Mercy is in the G-Unit shoe at the bottom right of this cover image, do tell.

It would have been nice to see Buck keep going at the rate he was… that was kinda intense!

Oh well… enjoy!

Track listing and download inside!

GO GET EM!

Looks like someone had a long look in the mirror and decided it was time to strike back? Five days in and three G-Unit disses by Young Buck… by the time the week is over he may not need Game.

Yeah, yeah, we know… it’s a little tardy and maybe even irrelevant, but why not? Go there homie.

Get yours and even if 50 doesn’t let you out of that contract, at least you let him know EXACTLY how you feel about him!

DISS INSIDE

Fresh off a year where he was found out and ‘begging for mercy,’ Young Buck sets off 2010 with a pair of G-Unit disses. The first, “Happy New Year,” was presumably released as the Apple dropped and “Steroids,” the newer diss, surfaced closer to the end of the weekend.

It could be an act of desperation in an attempt to resuscitate his career, or he could really mean what he’s saying. The bad thing is, most people don’t really care anymore.

Cold thing about it is “Steroids” is actually a decent diss. Nice beat, well orchestrated bars, great energy, concept, etc. He seems to have generated a decent amount of interest, but dude really can’t win in the long run.

Buck kinda did himself in with that long ass message whimpering about how he fucked up… before we know it they’ll be claiming he’s bi-polar like the boy Game.

They really should do a Fuck G U-Not album together.

AUDIO INSIDE

If Young Buck is talking to The GAME, he sure isn’t listening when the subject of 50 Cent and G Unit arises. In this clip the ousted member blames himself for his departure and talks about how he will concentrate on making good music rather than dissing his former employer.

If you’re wondering where Old Skool Mob music went, it’s right here. Metro P and E-40 hook up on this Westcoast Remix that also includes Tennekee bad boy Young Buck. While he may have been banished from 50s camp, the former G-Unit member fits in just fine with the Yay Area’s finest. 40 reverts to rare form and Metro P keeps the pace on this chilly track.

Enjoy!