Young Buck Ordered to Pay $200,006.90 to 50 Cent in Long-Running Bankruptcy Dispute

Young Buck’s financial feud with 50 Cent is finally nearing a close, as a bankruptcy court has approved a key settlement requiring the former G-Unit rapper to pay $200,006.90 to his longtime rival.

The dispute stems from a $250,000 debt that 50 Cent claims was a personal loan. Buck, however, argued the money was simply an advance tied to music releases under the G-Unit umbrella—or that he never received the funds at all. “[50 Cent] never proved that he gave me the money,” Buck once insisted.

Despite his pushback, the bankruptcy court in Nashville sided with 50 Cent, listing the debt as part of Buck’s unsecured creditor obligations. With no secured creditors in the case, the unsecured claims—like 50 Cent’s—took priority for repayment.

According to court documents, the bankruptcy estate brought in approximately $1.05 million, generated through the liquidation of Buck’s music royalties, vehicles, recording equipment, and jewelry. After roughly $445,000 was allocated to legal and administrative costs, just over $600,000 remains for distribution to the rest of the creditors.

Among those creditors, 50 Cent’s claim is one of the largest. The agreed-upon $200,006.90 will be disbursed once the court finalizes its distribution plan in the coming weeks.

This marks a potential end to a decade-long saga filled with public jabs and legal warfare. Earlier this year, 50 Cent mocked Buck’s arrest on social media, posting his mugshot with the caption:

“Damn how data [ninja] head get like that…police must’ve hit him in the head, LOL.”

While the trolling may never stop, the financial chapter of their feud is approaching a long-overdue resolution—with 50 Cent finally getting what he claimed all along.