| Letra | ALBUM RELEASE: THE MASSACRE, MARCH 3 02 Mar 2005 by lloydbanksworld
It's on and poppin' now boys and girls! Due to popular demand, the most anticipated album of the year has now been pushed up to hit the streets on Thursday March 3rd! We're talking about 50 Cent and his new album "The Massacre"! With his single "Disco Inferno" and his latest banger "Candy Shop" smashing the airwaves day in and day out, the G-Unit frontman promises to deliver his best work yet! "The Massacre" features production by none other than Dr. Dre, Eminem and Hi-Tek to name a few, as well as guest appearances by Slim Shady himself, Tony Yayo, Jaimie Foxx and G-Unit's first lady Olivia.
Fans are counting the days until March 3. That's when "The Massacre," 50's highly anticipated album, begins tuning up a coast-to-coast chorus of cash registers.
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50 Cent's Massacre : MORE INFO 07 Feb 2005 by lloydbanksworld
The upcoming 50 Cent album 'The Massacre' is set to feature 20 new tracks. Guest appearences include Lloyd Banks, Young Buck, Tony Yayo, Game, Olivia, Eminem & Jamie Foxx. Jamie Foxx features on a track titled 'I Thug You Up'. Tony Yayo will appear on two tracks, one which he features on is the last track on the album which is a remix to 'Hate It or Love It' (original version is on Game's album and features just Game & 50 Cent). The new version also features Lloyd Banks, Young Buck & Game. The other track Tony Yayo appears on is still unconfirmed.
Production on the album is being handled by Dr Dre, Eminem, Hi-Tek, Scott Storch, Buckwild, Needlz, JR, Styles and Sha Money. There is also alot of new producers producing for the album.
In Other News,
The Game & 50 Cent recently shot a video for Game's second single. The new single from Game is 'Hate It or Love It,' look out for the video soon...
FUCK DJ Funk Master Flex not playing 50 Cent's record 24 Dec 2004 by lloydbanksworld
On Tuesday night (Dec. 21), 50 Cent stopped off at New York City's Hot 97 radio station to rap a bit with famed DJ, Funk Master Flex. During his time with Flex, 50 talked about everything from his new album The Valentine's Day Massacre, the brief situation with a Nigerian rapper on an airplane, the love he has for cars and his overall bewilderment over Fat Joe and Jadakiss’ alignment with his rival Ja Rule for the "New York" record/video. Furthermore, 50 seemed to be confused at how Jadakiss could make a record with Ja Rule, even though Jada's label partner DMX had problems with Ja in the past and the fact that Fat Joe was blatantly supporting Ja Rule's last album (which predominantly attacked 50), Blood In My Eye.
In addition, the G-Unit leader presented Flex with an exclusive record entitled "Piggyback," in which 50 addresses some famous MCs. Consequently, after 50 left Hot 97's studios, Flex repeatedly told listeners, "I have a new 50 record that I'm going to play in a while." An hour passed by and fans still didn't hear Flex blast off the record. But yet Flex kept promising it.
Then another hour passed and still no record played. As fans scrambled to the phone lines to request the record, Flex finally told listeners - with only minutes remaining before the close of his show - that he was not going to play 50's record, as he had a change of heart.
Obviously fans that were craving the record were left to wonder why Flex left them hanging. And well, they received their answer Wednesday night (Dec. 22), as Flex told listeners that it was a personal decision on his part not to play the record. He said if he says he wants non-violence in hip-hop, then he has to practice what he preaches and 50's track was the kind of record that can start some things. Flex closed the situation by saying, "I'm never going to play this record."
For your information though, here's what's known about 50's "Piggyback" cut: The record mentions Fat Joe, Jadakiss and get this... Kelis. That's right, 50 told Flex that a reference is made to Kelis essentially because she is guilty by association. That stems from the verbal jab that Nas (Kelis's fiancé) threw at 50 during the intro of his Central Park concert in NYC this past summer. Furthermore, we do know that 50 is currently debating whether or not to add this record to his album.
However, just by the preliminary noise and the fact that Flex decided not to spin this record because of its possible potential, if this cut does indeed make the album, there are bound to be words exchanged between some hip-hop heavyweights. What happens next with this record remains to be seen...
Banks, Adult Video Nom // 50c Has Holiday Spirit 17 Dec 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Lloyd Banks has been nominated 4 an adult video award 4 role in Groupie Luv. Jan 2005 in Vegas.
50c & G-Unit Clothing provided NYCs Bowery Mission with large gift donantions 4 homeless families.
Lloyd Banks On Upcoming Projects 11 Dec 2004 by lloydbanksworld
"We have enough talent to get us through," Banks said. "My music comes from my heart and my personal experiences, [and the same thing goes for] Buck, Yayo, 50. The music is there, we're talented. I count my blessings every day because it might not be the same as it is now, but I don't think we'll ever go away. It's not a fluke. I'm coming back fourth quarter next year, ya heard! I'm about 15 records into my next album."
BRAND NEW GAME TRACK WITH 50 CENT 25 Oct 2004 by lloydbanksworld
NEW THE GAME WITH 50 CENT // OFFICIAL 1ST SINGLE
It's official -- Listen to the First Single from The Game How We Do feat 50 Cent:
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scheduled to elease in January 2005.
Latest Message from Game: I just got back in Cali from N.Y. Happy to see yall takin care of the website and still in here supportin' my movement !!! Thanx again. Oh' Yeah I changed my album title from N.W.A. Vol. 1 to The Documentary. I hope that sits well with you guys, later.
Dont forget to listen to Game's other new song New
York. This track is hot.
Banks and Buck on NBA Live 2005 25 Sep 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Lloyd Banks and Young Buck will drop unreleased track, "Me Against U", on NBA LIVE 2005.
Lloyd Banks/Young Buck Tour 22 Sep 2004 by lloydbanksworld
The Hunger for More tour dates, according to Interscope:
9/23 - Portland, ME @ Portland Civic Center
9/24 - Boston, MA @ Avalon Ballroom
9/25 - Gaithersburg, MD @ Montgomery Fairgrounds
9/25 - Milwaukee, WI @ U.S. Cellular Arena
9/26 - Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
9/27 - Boulder, CO @ Boulder Theater
9/29 - Phoenix, AZ @ Celebrity Theatre
9/30 - Tucson, AZ @ Pima County Fairgrounds
10/1 - Albuquerque, NM @ Convention Center
10/2 - Wichita, KS @ Kansas Coliseum
10/6 - Des Moines, IA @ Bellaire Ballroom
10/7 - Sioux City, IA @ Louis Bowl
10/8 - San Diego, CA @ 4th & B Concert Theater
10/12 - Portland, OR @ Roseland Theatre
10/13 - Seattle, WA @ Showbox
10/16 - Dekalb, IL @ Northern Illinois University
10/16 - Peoria, IL @ Peoria Civic Center Arena
10/17 - Gary, IN @ Genesis Convention Center
10/22 - Tallahassee, FL @ FAMU University
10/23 - Hartford, CT @ Hartford Expo Center
10/24 - Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom
10/28 - Ottawa, ON @ Capitol Music Hall
10/29 - Trenton, NJ @ Sovereign Bank Arena
10/30 - Dover, DE @ Delaware State University
10/31 - Boston, MA @ FleetCenter
11/3 - Syracuse, NY @ Landmark Theatre
11/4 - Hampton, VA @ Hampton University
11/5 - Providence, RI @ Dunkin Donuts Civic Center
11/6 - Rochester, NY @ Dome Center
New DJ Whoo Kid & Lloyd Banks Mixtape... 21 Sep 2004 by lloydbanksworld
It's been rumored for a while, but know its official, DJ Whoo Kid & Lloyd Banks Present : Cashing In - Mo Money In The Bank Part 3 (Hosted By 50 Cent). This mixtape is basically like an album, with songs that didnt make the cut, on "The Hunger For More".
DJ Whoo Kid & Lloyd Banks Present - "Cashing In: Mo Money In The Bank Part 3 (Hosted By 50 Cent)
-Tracklist
1)Intro
2)Diggin Da Ditch Intro
3)Lloyd Banks ft 50 Cent - Burying Bodies
4)Lloyd Banks - Cashing In
5)50 Cent - Gangster Interlude
6)Lloyd Banks - I'm Back
7)Lloyd Banks – Banks Work Out Part 4
8)Lloyd Banks ft. 50 Cent, Young Buck, & DJ Whoo Kid - Playboy Party (Live In Belgium)
9)Lloyd Banks ft. 50 Cent - Send Ya to Hell
10)Lloyd Banks - Problems
11)Lloyd Banks - Southside
12)Lloyd Banks - Dear Father
13)Lloyd Banks - Feds Coming
14)50 Cent - Close Your Eyes Outro
15)Lloyd Banks - Karma
Lloyd Banks in Bus Accident 15 Sep 2004 by lloydbanksworld
G-Unit rapper Lloyd Banks was traveling to a performance on Sunday (Sept 12), when his tour bus driver lost control of the massive vehicle and crashed on Route 88 in West Virginia.
According to NBC station WTOV in Ohio, the rapper was headed towards Bethany College when the bus went over a hill and wrecked.
Of the 26 people on the bus, no serious injuries were reported as the transport landed upright.
"The passenger side tire dropped off the right roadway edge, and grabbed the bus and pulled it off the road. The bus driver did a good job by slowing the bus down, and the bus ended up over the hill on all 8 tires," said Larry Palmer, a representative of the Brooke County Sheriff's Department.
Palmer said there is a challenging effort ahead to get the bus out of its current position.
Lloyd Banks and the rest of his entourage managed to get to Bethany College for the scheduled performance. Authorities will continue to investigate what caused the crash.
Hiphopfoundry Phone interview with yayo 03 Aug 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Tony Yayo Talks about 50cent Coming Album(((BETTER THEN THE FIRST ONE))) Also he says his album it's done he has over 30 songs done and a lot of other stuff like the beef between g-unit and Bang Em Smurf check it out @ http://hiphopfoundry.com it's baout 25 - 30 min long
LLOYD BANKS STILL #1 22 Jul 2004 by lloydbanksworld
One week at No. 1 wasn't enough to satisfy Lloyd Banks' hunger, as the G-Unit rapper's "The Hunger For More" tops Billboard's albums chart for a second straight week.
"The Hunger For More" Debuts At #1 11 Jul 2004 by lloydbanksworld
According to SoundScan, as of July 7 Banks sold 433,000 copies of his debut record Hunger For More." The rapper's album also debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200™ albums chart.
New Lloyd Banks Audio 11 Jul 2004 by lloydbanksworld
“I’m So Fly” (Produced by Timbaland)
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Lloyd Banks Outsells Joe Budden In One Day 01 Jul 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Betcha 50 Cent that Lloyd Banks’ll be #1 next week.
We wouldn’t take that action if we were you, because according to projections based on early reports from national accounts, the G Unit soldier (that’s Fitty's G Unit—recognize!) will see his solo debut, The Hunger for More (G Unit/Interscope) thoroughly pummel expectations by selling well over 400k in its first week of release.
The question now becomes whether that number might rise to 450k before the July 4 weekend shouting’s over. Three-day weekends (which this one will turn into for many) typically favor rack titles, meaning the big sellers for your Wal-Marts and Kmarts, etc., such as Country and Pop titles, since Bubba an’ the folks is out buying barbecue supplies and whatnot and might pick up a nice family-values record while they’re at it. And then again, a lot of other folks are traveling or what have you instead of visiting record stores.
But with a hot title like Hunger, it’s entirely possible the momentum could continue building through the end of the sales cycle. Either way, though, it’s going to be a runaway #1. And you can take that to the Banks.
Also hitting the streets yesterday were Brandy’s Afrodisiac (Atlantic) and Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter (Cash Money/Universal), both looking like they’ll hit the high end of their targets at 150k apiece. The Cure’s The Cure (Geffen), meanwhile, is also looking great, shaping up to hit 70k for the week—proving, along with Morrissey’s recent comeback, that there’s an enduring market for legacy mope-rock.
And then there’s Hollywood’s Breaking Benjamin, which is—how shall we put this—breaking. The rockers’ sophomore disc, We Are Not Alone, is already turning into a big story, proving itself very reactive in the marketplace. It should move over 40k before the week’s over, and could approach 50k, beating projections in a big way.
Go buy two! 30 Jun 2004 by lloydbanksworld
The sun is blazin, the air is thick and the heat is about to reach unmatched levels when the clock strikes midnight; for June 29 Lloyd Banks will officially set the world on Fire . . .
With the recent release of Tony Yayo and the summer undoubtedly belonging to G-Unit, Banks unleashes his highly anticipated dolo project, "The Hunger for More". Already receiving acclaim for his hit singles "Fire" and "Smile", Banks delivers his latest opus as a testament to his artistic and lyrical abilities. Even though the G-Unit member is shining on his own for the moment, his comrades remain close at hand and lend a few words of their own on the album.
Be sure to cop "The Hunger for More" - it’s guaranteed to keep you craving more of Lloyd Banks and the G-Unit team.
- Nida
Lloyd Banks Statement 23 Jun 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Banks' statement
Rapper with 'Hunger' for hits must escape 50 Cent's shadow
By most people's standards, rapper Lloyd Banks would seem to have it made.
He's part of what is arguably the most successful hip-hop posse on the planet — G-Unit, which is fronted by no less powerful a star than 50 Cent.
Banks, 22, also has earned the respect of hard-core rap fans, after taking last year's Mix Tape Artist of the Year award for his series of independently released recordings. And on June 29, he'll issue his first major-label solo album, "The Hunger for More," which has already spawned the top-five rap hit "On Fire."
But Banks isn't entirely happy about the acclaim.
He says his association with 50 Cent has made the police pay him unwanted attention. His Mix Tape prize has made bootleggers more eager than usual to rip off his recordings. And the hard-core nature of his latest music has him concerned about getting it past the FCC, which has been tightening its strictures on what's acceptable.
"Even my clean version is not clean enough," Banks says with a laugh.
Indeed, Banks has built his reputation on cruel and racy lyrics, brutally stripped music and a cold-blooded rap flow. Mainstream music fans discovered him on G-Unit's debut CD, 2003's double platinum "Beg for Mercy." Some critics felt that his raps, delivered in a bone-dry monotone, even outshone 50 Cent's.
Again on "The Hunger for More" Banks keeps his vocals coldly understated and his words unforgiving. But in conversation, he couldn't be more courteous or eager to please.
"I'll do whatever it takes to sell this record," he says. "I'll kiss babies, shake hands. There's no plan B [for my career]. This has to work."
He has felt that way since he started rapping as a child in Jamaica, Queens. Born Christopher Lloyd, he took his nom de rap from an uncle, a career felon, who always used to say, "That's money in the bank."
Banks' mother, who's Puerto Rican, was still in high school when he was born.
His father, who's black, was rarely around when the boy was growing up. He was serving several long stretches in jail.
Banks began smoking pot at age 11, a habit he says he maintains to this day.
"That's my cigarette," he says. "I use it to calm down."
His rap role models were Big Daddy Kane and Slick Rick, who greatly influenced his unhurried, conversational style. Dropping out of high school at 16, Banks developed his own rap sound and soon began appearing on local mix tapes.
Positive feedback gave him the confidence to begin trading verses with two childhood friends — Tony Yayo and 50 Cent. The two suggested forming a trio — G-Unit — which quickly developed a strong local following for its mix tapes.
But the group faded into the background once 50 Cent got signed to Eminem's label and rushed to solo superstardom. 50 Cent's fame came partly from his music, partly from the legend of his having survived being shot nine times.
"I've been shot, too," Banks points out. "And not long after 50."
STAYING IN FRONT
"The Hunger for More" features fewer guest stars than most rap albums. Eminem is one of them, but there's no participation from ace producer Dr. Dre, who has worked with G-Unit, and only a single hook line from 50 Cent.
"The streets wouldn't respect me if I didn't lay it on the line and give them as much as possible," Banks says of his decision to dominate his record.
One of the rare cameos on the album is that of fellow G-Unit member Yayo. He had been incarcerated for most of the previous 16 months on a gun-possession charge, but got out just in time for the recording.
"He went straight from the cell to the studio," Banks says.
Because of his sentence, Yayo didn't appear on most of "Beg for Mercy." He was replaced by Cash Money rapper Young Buck. According to Banks, not only will Yayo now rejoin the group, they'll retain Buck and add a new member, Game, a West Coast artist who makes his debut on Banks' CD.
Over the next few months, a series of G-Unit-related CDs will appear, including solo works from Buck in July, Game in August and 50 Cent in November.
"I got five months for my album," Banks reasons. "Then 50 comes and takes the attention."
ALL BASES COVERED
To maximize his time in the limelight, Banks is involved in a surprising variety of projects. He's providing a voice-over for a Saturday morning kids' cartoon ("Beaver Street Gang"). He's also appearing in a porn flick, "Groupie Love," filmed for his own company. With a perfectly straight face, Banks labels the latter project "educational."
Obviously, Banks wants to keep all the bases covered and, he says, to make as much money as quickly as possible.
"This is the business music, not the music business," he says. "It's all about the marketing." And right now, no one is hungrier to market himself than Banks.
Tony Yayo Says "It Feels Good to Have A Million Dollars" 08 Jun 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Tony Yayo has been out of prison for such a short time thus far and the "big guys" (MTV) have already gotten a chance to sit down with the parolee.
And what is Yayo doing? Well, with all the success that his G-Unit brothers have had while he was gone, they didn't forget about him whatsoever. Meaning they didn't leave his bank account empty. Tony Yayo has been spending money in his first two weeks being free like it's growing on trees.
Accoring to MTV's news report, Yayo is draiped in platinum (thanks to Jacob the Jeweler), driving a new Bentley and has a Porsche to alternate to, not to mention his entourage that he rolls with are three cars deep. Damn! That's alot of cash flow being that he just got out of prison.
Even though he has been locked down for a little under a year and a half, 50 Cent put money aside for his friend and Yayo says it feels good.
"It feels good to come home to a million dollars in the account, you know?" Yayo boasted to MTV News. "I really didn't do anything, you know? And I got a million dollars in my account so it feels beautiful."
Now that he is back and his crew is on top, he says he doesn't feel any resentment and loved the support he got from his recording family, while in prison.
"My boy [50 Cent] took care of me, so I know the love is there," Yayo told MTV. "I didn't feel left out because everywhere you go, you see 'Free Yayo.' It just excited me to see Em [Eminem] with a 'Free Yayo,' shirt."
When Yayo is not out dropping money on lavish things, he is working on new music in the studio with the other G-Unit members. So far, he has recorded songs for Lloyd Banks' and Young Buck's solo albums. And is currently working on his own solo album, which may come out this fall.
"I got an album done already — in 12 days," Yayo told MTV. "I just hope 50 [is] OK with it. Whatever he likes, he likes. Whatever he don't like, he scraps it."
Even with all the money he is seeing now, Yayo says that his album will stay grimey and street reflecting his experience in prison.
G-unit NEWS 06 Jun 2004 by lloydbanksworld
50 cent was on westwood last night in the uk talkin to tim about things and hes goin to perform at rockingham racetrack 2day with buck and banks and to watch the car g-unit sponsored in the race.heres a few things he said in the interview .....
- Im So Fly will be lloyd banks 2nd single its produced by timbaland...
- 50's recorded songs with eminem for his new album and they are comin out tight as shit...
- 50's currently staying in LA to work with dre on his new album and hes worked with timbaland and pharell on the same song!
-Yayo was welcomed out with a place to stay a car and threw him in the studio
- Buck july 27th
- 50's album is comin out better then expected and he says his first song with em is bananas
- Warrior remix was a album that was gonna be used for eminems album called warrior and when he talked to banks he said he has a record called warrior too,so em said we cant both have a warrior record so he said banks could have it as a warrior 2 record-.
Lloyd Banks Offers Fans 'More' w/Debut 04 Jun 2004 by lloydbanksworld
In addition to new material, Lloyd Banks fans will be treated to a G-Unit's Collector Edition DVD this June alongside his solo debut album, Hunger For More.
The CD/DVD combo will include Banks solo set, the "Smile" video, an animated "My Buddy" video and a diary video that follows Banks and Young Buck for a day. Only 100,000 copies of the collector's edition combo, specially packaged and printed on U.S currency paper stock, will be made available.
Source:Sohh.com
Young Buck Album 03 Jun 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Buck's debut solo LP is currently slated to come right on the heels of the album by fellow threat-chucker Banks. Banks' Hunger for More hits stores June 29, and Buck's Straight Outta Cashville has been scheduled for July 20, according to a spokesperson for the G-Unit.
50 Cent, newcomer Stat Quo, Snoop Dogg's Dogg Pound Gangstas, David Banner and Lil' Flip all appear on the LP.
Banner and Flip both rap on "Welcome to the South," which has already hit mixtapes, while 50 gets down on Buck's first single, "Let Me In," as well as on "Soldier." Meanwhile, the DPG spit on "DPG-Unit," and Stat contributes to "Walk With Me."
The guest list of producers is equally impressive. Lil Jon laid the track for "Ride With Me," and Three 6 Mafia's Juicy J and DJ Paul produced "Taking Hits." Acclaimed production duo Andre Harris and Vidal Davis, known primarily for their R&B hits for such artists as Mary J. Blige and Usher, also worked with Buck, as did Red Spyda, Midi Mafia and G-Unit's own Sha Money XL.
The video for "Let Me In" just hit the airwaves, and Buck, like Lloyd Banks, is on a promo tour. The other G-Unit members, 50, Tony Yayo and Game, are all in the studio recording solo LPs. It looks like Game, who's working with Dr. Dre, will be the third member of the collective to drop an album this year, but nothing is yet confirmed.
Source: MTV
Warrior Part 2 (original) 03 Jun 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Here is Warrior Part 2 (original) to they that not have heard it..
Warrior Part 2 (Original)
NEW YOUNG BUCK VIDEO 29 May 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Click on the Picture to Download the video for "Let Me In" featuring 50 Cent off Young Buck's forthcoming debut album "Straight Outta Ca$hville" in stores July 27th!
New Lloyd Banks Pictures 28 May 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Added a bunch of exclusive Banks pics.
Tony Yayo on Lloyd Banks Album 27 May 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Directly after Tony Yayo's bail he was braught to the studio (along w/ 50 cent)..to record his verse for a cut on Lloyd Banks'.."Hunger For More" album. At this time Lloyd Banks and Young Buck were in Providence Rhode Island Promoting their solo CD's at a local radio station..(Hot 106)..Banks and Yayo flew out early this morning..(may 25th) to meet with Yayo and 50 cent to record their famous "covers" over other rap artists beats. The Game will also be fying out to record over some industry beats today..(May 25th)..so this weekend..for the first time ever the people will be able to hear..50 cent, Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, Young Buck, and The Game ALL on 1 track!!!...and just a little heads up..rumors are they will be flowing over these beats....Jay-Z's.."99 problems" instrumental...Cam'rons'.."get'em Girls" instrumental...and Tony Yayo will be releasing a 2 verse freestyle over the "locked up" instrumental..w/ 50 cent on the hook..(of course)..so be prepaired..it's goin down this weekend!!!
Tony Yayo Finally Out Of Prison! 25 May 2004 by lloydbanksworld
Five and a half months after flirting with freedom, G-Unit's Tony Yayo is out of prison. He's hoping to stay out this time.
Yayo was released from a federal jail facility in New York Monday afternoon after serving time for possessing a forged passport. He was discovered with the faulty document by his parole officer just one day after being released from an upstate New York incarceration facility after serving a year on bail-jumping and weapons charges
One of Yayo's attorneys, Scott Leeman, told MTV News that upon release, the MC went straight to the studio to record new music. He said Yayo plans to release his solo album in September. A spokesperson at Interscope Records confirmed Yayo's release but would not confirm his recording plans.
During 2003, in the year that Yayo was in prison, 50 Cent and G-Unit shot to worldwide fame. Yayo is credited as an original member of 50's G-Unit crew, and their verbal interplay is one of the reasons why 50 flourished in the underground hip-hop world before finding mainstream success.
Info about "Warriors Part 2" 24 May 2004 by lloydbanksworld
It's no surprise that Lloyd Banks is lining up the big guns for his upcoming solo album. He's planning on releasing a new street single, "Warriors Part 2," that features both Eminem and 50 Cent, over a beat produced by Em and a chorus sung by Nate Dogg. "It's me in between the twin towers," Banks said of the track. "It's real aggressive."
LloydBanksWorld.com 24 May 2004 by lloydbanksworld
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