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Another week, another opinion from 50 Cent about a potential G-Unit reunion.
In recent months, Fif has gone back and forth regarding the possibility of a reunion with Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks. After recently saying the reunion probably wouldn't occur, it appears 50 has change his mind again.
In an interview with ESPN, 50 broached the subject. Previously the Queens rapper questioned the work ethics of his former artist. Now, he questioned that of his current ones.
"The original G-Unit, maybe. We might do something. I'll be honest with you. Some of these new artists on the label I don't think are working as hard as they could," 50 admitted. "I don't know how hard they want to work or how much they want it. I could see the original coming back together though."
Fif also spoke about his next album, Street King Immortal, and revealed that a tour was in the works. "'We Up' likely will be on my next CD. I'm going to hit the tour after that. Music is the reason I've been able to be a part of this brand extension. I turned down some film projects to open time to hit the road. It's like hitting the restart button."
Earlier this month 50 Cent joined a number of emcees in sharing his favorite Hip Hop love song.
In recent months, Fif has gone back and forth regarding the possibility of a reunion with Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks. After recently saying the reunion probably wouldn't occur, it appears 50 has change his mind again.
In an interview with ESPN, 50 broached the subject. Previously the Queens rapper questioned the work ethics of his former artist. Now, he questioned that of his current ones.
"The original G-Unit, maybe. We might do something. I'll be honest with you. Some of these new artists on the label I don't think are working as hard as they could," 50 admitted. "I don't know how hard they want to work or how much they want it. I could see the original coming back together though."
Fif also spoke about his next album, Street King Immortal, and revealed that a tour was in the works. "'We Up' likely will be on my next CD. I'm going to hit the tour after that. Music is the reason I've been able to be a part of this brand extension. I turned down some film projects to open time to hit the road. It's like hitting the restart button."
Earlier this month 50 Cent joined a number of emcees in sharing his favorite Hip Hop love song.
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