Young Buck

G-Unit albums are predicated on violence and hatred, and no one embodies those qualities better than Buck. Haters are the focus. They're "broke bitches" who "won't say it to my face" and meet a variety of ends, all unpleasant. Buck (who's "been to hell and back") will grab what the "bitches" love most (i.e., their children), or maybe he'll crawl out from under the bed and "bust your motherf*cking head." The threats are almost believable, especially after Buck stabbed a man on national TV.

On his second album, Young Buck proves that he's G-Unit's most enjoyable second banana.
The beats, courtesy of Dr. Dre and others, are largely dark, thick and cinematic. Buck spits
grimy, chest-thumping boasts with ear-grabbing command on cuts like "Get Buck" and the
Jeezy-assisted "Pocket Full of Paper." Fierce!