A judge ordered Nashville rapper Young Buck to pay 50 Cent $250,000, which he had loaned him years back.
The loan was in the form of a record label advance as the rapper refused to fulfill his recording contract agreement with 50 Cent.
Buck filed bankruptcy and sold much of his jewelry, luxury cars, and music catalog, and his bankruptcy trustee managed to raise $1,023,669.67 from the liquidation of his assets.
He will now be able to pay his former boss back, plus a $190,000 IRS lien and child support debt.
50 shared an article from AllHipHop titled: “50 Cent Wins: Young Buck to Pay Off Massive Debt, Ending Long-Running Dispute.”
The New York rapper captioned the post: “I don’t know why they make me go through this part, but I’m a need that money by Monday.”
Buck is now free from 50 so once this is fully paid off, he can hold on to all of the money he makes as an independent artist.
