Young Buck decided to return to the music scene last week following the injustices in America and the deaths of Alton Sterling & Philando Castile by dropping off two new socially-conscious records titled “Riot” & “The Get Back.” Looking to keep it going, the G-Unit member wastes little time in sharing his newest song called “Ba

Both Young Buck and Waka Flocka have incomparable energy when it comes to turnt up bangers, so it's no surprise that their collaboration, appropriately-titled "Turn Up On Dat," is as hype as they come. There's no word as to what this collaboration is for, but BlackFly caught the two rappers during a recent studio session where they shot an on-the-spot visual for one such hard-hitting collaboration, "Turn Up On Dat." The video gives us an inside peak at their studio session, check it out and let us know what you think.

Revisiting his Shadow Of The Sun mixtape, DJ Kay Slay decides to come through today and share the official video for his posse cut “Good Man Gone Bad,” featuring Young Buck, Sheek Louch, and Sammi J. With NYC as their back drop, watch as Kay Slay and company stunt hard for the cameras in this Money Mark-directed clip above. Check it out.

We're still waiting on Young Buck's overdue 10 Pints but he's giving the fans plenty to work with in the meantime. He's just released "Money Right," another video from his 10 Bricks mixtape.

Young Buck just got some unfortunate news about his allegedly faked drug test, namely that he could spend up to five years behind bars for it. But for the time being, let's focus on the music instead. Here's his new video for "Refill," a track taken from May's 10 Bricks tape.

Although Young Buck hasn't dropped a tape since March's 10 Bricks, he's been anything but stagnant since. The past few weeks have brought us new tracks in the form of "Loco" and "WTF," and videos on videos for his mixtape cuts.

Young Buck's been relentless with his release schedule this year, dropping off the 10 Bullets tape in April, the DJ Whoo Kid-hosted 10 Bricks a little more than a month after that, and a slew of freestyles and loosies in between.

Young Buck has been keeping himself really busy these days, outside of his work with G-Unit. The once-bankrupt rapper dropped two mixtapes in recent months, Before the Beast and 10 Bullets, and has more in the works.

Fresh off the release of his 10 Bullets mixtape, Young Buck decides to come through and share a new video for track #3 “Not This Time”. From the liquor store to the street corner, Buck and his homies drink their Colt 45’s and stunt hard the cameras in this Charlie P-directed visual. Watch the video above, and keep your eyes peeled for more visuals to be on the way.

Last month, Young Buck gave us a prelude to G-Unit's recent EP The Beast Is G-Unit with his DJ Whoo Kid-hosted tape Before The Beast. Today, he's shared a video for the release's "Push," a pummeling track produced by Drumma Boy. 

G-Unit dropped off their new EP today, The Beast Is G-Unit. The crew, save for 50 Cent who couldn't make it through, sat down with HNHH for an exclusive interview recently to discuss the initial Summer Jam stage reunion, the addition of Kidd Kidd and more.

Earlier today, G-Unit members 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Young Buck, Yony Yayo and Kidd Kidd stopped by DJ Whoo Kid's "Whoolywood Shuffle" on Shade 45. Whoo Kid is currently signed to G-Unit and has hosted countless G-Unit mixtapes. He grants his labelmates a special 90 minute interview, in which each rapper gets extensive time on the mic. Over the course of the interview, they discuss upcoming projects, such as the upcoming The Beast is G-Unit EP. They also share their thoughts on Drake, Bobby Shmurda, Eminem, Dr. Dre and more. 

We just got Young Buck's first solo video in a good while, "New Years Cake," last week, and now the G-Unit member blesses us with another. This time, it's his heater "On Tha Way" that's given the treatment.

Yesterday, Young Buck celebrated the dawn of 2015 with a freestyle over Drake's "Pound Cake" entitled "New Years Cake." Less than 24 hours later, he's shared a video to go along with it.  A simple video that shows Buck hard at work in the studio, the "New Years Cake" visuals add little to the track, but are still a must-see for Buck fans who love seeing him in his element. In his bars, Buck says "R&B bitches" want to fuck him again (thanks G-Unit reunion), raps about hanging with DJ Drama and Don Cannon in their studio in Atlanta and keeping 50 Cent calm.

G-Unit reunited at this year's Summer Jam, and they haven't looked back since. The iconic crew began releasing a new track nearly every week upon the announcement, and later organized a few of the original records for their Beauty Of Independence mixtape.

Young Buck sat down with Concrete Magazine for his first in-depth interview since reuniting with G-Unit. Finding its way to the web in video form, the length Q&A covers a multitude of topics ranging from how 50 reunited the Unit to when Buck plans to drop a new solo project. Chances are, if you had a question about Buck's future work, it was answered here. Give the full interview a listen above. Visually, there's nothing particularly worth staring at so let the video play in the background as you continue with your everyday affairs.

Last night, attendees of the "Drake Vs. Lil Wayne" tour stop in Hartford, CT got a surprise when 50 Cent, Young Buck and Kidd Kidd joined the dynamic duo onstage. In addition to the initial Instagram footage we got, we now have a tour vlog from 50 Cent that gives a bit of a better look at last night's events.

Young Buck has released his first official set of solo visuals since G-Unit reunited back in June. Featuring Rukus 100, "Rollin" finds both emcees doing what emcees do best: rapping in front of cars and models. What the video lacks in originality, however, it makes up for in energy. Buck & Ruckus sound right at home over the Big K.R.I.T.-esque instrumental.

Lil Boosie is now a free man, and so a lot of what he has been doing lately has made the news. His first freestyle post-prison, his first record post-prison etc. Today we've received footage of Boosie's first performance since his release, which kicked off his tour in Nashville.

Young Buck has stayed releasing music upon music since his release from prison earlier this year. Not only has he been releasing new joints, he's been creating a lot of visual content for the tracks. The last record we heard from Buck, "Trained To Go", is the latest song to receive an official music video. This follows up his "Gun Walk (Freestyle)" video.