Young Buck Warns Eminem, "We Coming For Your A**"

Former G-Unit member Young Buck has sent a warning to Eminem with the release of his new song called "If I Have To."

Aside from name dropping Slim Shady in the track's intro, Buck uses the song to describe his street credentials.

"Cool, turn me up my n*gga," Buck says in the beginning. "[laughs] Eminem, we coming for your a**, ain't that right Coop? Man, we go too hard, for real. Shoot a n*gga dead right now if I had to/Hop out, walk up and just blast you/Snatch him out his Chevy/Take what's on his wrist, let the young n*ggas strip it...I'm pissed, you don't want your name on that list/'fore we come through, n*gga, we don't miss/Throwing shells out the chopper..." ("If I Have To")



Buck's dismissal from G-Unit was made public when 50 Cent announced his decision last year on New York radio station Hot 97's now-defunct "Miss Jones in the Morning" program.

"You can look at it and see that's Game all the way," Fif said in the interview. "I was giving him a chance, giving him the benefit of the doubt. You can take this as an official notice right here, pretty much you can say, Young Buck is no longer in the group G-Unit, but signed to G-Unit [Records] as a solo artist." (The Miss Jones Morning Show)

Buck recently spoke on his falling out with 50's rap group and took partial blame for their past beef.
"My whole strategy idea for coming back out and f*cking with this rap sh*t is totally opposite what motherf*ckers think I'ma do," Buck said in an interview. "I think a lot of motherf*ckers think I'ma come out [and] beef with 50 and holler 'F*ck G-Unit' and all of that sh*t. I ain't even looking to do it like that. I'm looking to just make straight god d*mnit good music and do my thing through the music...I'd rather just focus on making the music instead of dedicating energy to some sh*t that's meaningless. If we got a problem with each other, it is what it is...Maybe I got out of pocket a little bit because I played a part in the sh*t too. So I can't sit here and act like I ain't did sh*t. I just as much played a part of it as any other of the n*ggas I was with. Whether it was 50, Banks or Yayo or beefing with n*ggas unnecessarily. N*ggas had they reasons at the time for what they were beefing over." (Tim Video)

Buck Marley previously released a song called "Pullin Me Back" which discussed his departure from G-Unit and the Aftermath/Shady Records labels.

"Yeah, it's me, Young Buck, okay get your cameras ready," Buck says on the song's intro. "Different shoot-outs, it's the same sh*t/It's been a while since you heard a Buck album/It's just business, kept my distance/Now where them motherf*ckers at, I gotta have 'em/F*ck another album, pump another volume/Roll another blunt, I'm back...Until today, still ain't heard a word from Dre/Or a word from Em/Still f*ck with them/Me and 50 ain't spoke/And Banks ain't called/I ain't seen or ran into Yayo at all/But I'm out here, for whatever it's worth/By any means, ask me to sell 'em a verse/Could bury me alive, cover me up with dirt...It's just me. I'm saying just holler at me, IAmYoungBuck.com. I told y'all n*ggas I was back on my Buck sh*t, right? Classic sh*t." ("Pullin Me Back")