G-Unit reunions continue in this video from Young Buck with Fif and Yayo.

More G-Unit reuniting with Young Buck carrying the flag.

“The profits for the purchase price for this song will go to Tuesday’s Children – A non-profit organization that has made a long-term commitment to meet the needs of every individual directly impacted by the events of September 11, 2001.” The single is available here.

G-Unit reunites for the October/November 2014 issue of XXL and gives us a behind the scenes look at what’s going on with the crew. A film by Kellen Dengler.

1/2 of G-Unit visit Hot 97, to speak with Ebro about their reunion, recent beefs, and their upcoming The Beast Is G-Unit EP, due this October. Bonus: in the second clip, G-Unit freestyles on Flex.

One more from Fif’s Animal Ambition, which is available now.

Double-dose of news today regarding Game’s next two albums. His previously announced Blood Money: Year Of The Wolf for Ca$h Money Records is slated for release September 16th. Not one to be outdone, 50 Cent, has announced on Hartford, CT’s Hot 93.7 Morning Show that his next album, Street King Immortal, will see release on September 16th, as well.

Surely no coincidence, as for Game’s Blood Money album, he said yesterday that guests will include Wale, Rick Ross, Wiz Khalifa, Tyga, and “a bunch of new artists”. He followed up with revealing that The Documentary 2 will drop at the top of 2015, and he expects to “go back to the Just Blaze’s, the Scott Storch’s, the Dr. Dre’s” for production. Check out the interview below.

We’ll save “Da Hip-Hop Witch” jokes.

50 Cent speaks with local Philadelphia Fox affiliate Fox 29. He reveals that a G-Unit reunion album will be released this November. “You’ll see an album by late November,” Fifty confirms when asked about the G-Unit reunion album.

Fif sits in with Hot 97 in honor of his new album, Animal Ambition, which is available now. He speaks on his relationship with his son, his Mets game pitch, Jimmy Henchmen, Summer Jam 2014, and more.

50 keeps the G-Unit reunion going with “Real Quick”, a freestyle over Drake’s “0 to 100″. YO WHERE’S OLIVIA?!?!

No free download on this one yet, but Fabolous lets us hear the studio version of his remix of “Cuffin Season” with 50 Cent, as premiered on that Summer Jam stage.

50 Cent’s Animal Ambition LP is available now.

Here is the studio/dirty version of G-Unit’s reunion track, “Nah I’m Talkin’ Bout”, featuring 50 Cent, Young Buck, Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, and Kidd Kidd. Animal Ambition is in stores now.

Here are some of the best and most talked about moments from Hot 97′s Summer Jam 2014.

Action Bronson had arguably the most raw, hip-hop set of the show. Going straight into the crowd to perform.

You may have heard about 50 Cent showing the crowd “how to rob”, as he beats up and steals up-and-coming rapper Slowbucks’ chain, then rocks it for the rest of the show. Its likely this footage will be used in an upcoming criminal investigation.

Nas performs tracks from Illmatic for about 10 minutes. He then invited Meek Mill and French Montana on stage, who commandeered the set.

Here’s where Meek Mill fucked up. At the 18 minute mark, Nas’ “Hate Me Now” music starts back up. And as Nas is returning to the stage, Meek starts going “Hold up, hold up, hold up”, in truly bad form. You’re his guest homie.

What this show needs is more dudes on stage checking their email while an artist performs. #AmateurHour

— Jonathan Shecter (@SheckyGreen) June 2, 2014

50 Cent reunites G-Unit – except for Game – just in time for tomorrow’s release of Animal Ambition. Buck looks a little surprised at the 6:30 mark when his track “Shorty Wanna Ride” is cut off after the hook. Fabolous also joins on stage for a performance of the G-Unit remix of “Cuffin’ Season”.

The Roots played Summer Jam smart, delivering classics directly to the New York audience, with guest spots from M.O.P. (“Ante Up”), Dres of Black Sheep (“The Choice Is Yours”), and The Lox (“Wild Out”, “All About The Benjamins”).

Here’s Nicki Minaj performing “Yasss Bitch” with Soulja Boy. There are three reasons to watch this.

Nicki Minaj trolls the crowd by telling them she “doesn’t fuck with Drake no more”, but then brings him out to the tune of “Worst Behavior”. Lil Wayne appears next, naturally.