Young Buck’s Music Catalog To Be Auctioned Off To Pay 50 Cent and Other Creditors To Clear His Debt

Rapper Young Buck’s music catalog is headed to the auction block as a part of an agreement to clear his debt with creditors, including 50 cent.

The move comes after the rapper had to file for bankruptcy protection in early 2020 as a result of well-known financial struggles.

His issues worsened after he didn’t deliver his last two albums under G-Unit and never paid back a $250,000 loan.

The rapper was accused in July 2021 of hiding $35,000 paid to his publishing company, Mouth Full Of Ice, and withholding royalty statements from ASCAP.

According to AllHipHop.com, it has been confirmed that SongVest, a brokerage company that specializes in selling music royalties, valued the rapper’s catalog, which is made up of performance royalties, mechanical royalties, publishing royalties, and song copyrights, at over $700,000.

Sources say that the catalog sale will bring in enough money to pay off all of Young Buck’s debts, including the allegedly $250,000 owed to 50 Cent.

SongVest will facilitate the sale as part of the strategy to a private network of about thirty investors.

Young Buck’s catalog might sell for up to $1 million if the court approves it, with the broker set to get 10% of the sales price.