Rick Ross Offers 50 Cent $2 Million for the Catalogs of Lloyd Banks, Young Buck and Tony Yayo Plus G-Unit’s Beg for Mercy

Rick Ross, the renowned rapper and entrepreneur, has once again made headlines, but this time for extending a surprising olive branch to his long-time adversary, 50 Cent. In an unexpected turn of events, Ross took to his Instagram Story to present a lucrative business proposal to 50 Cent, aimed at acquiring the catalogs of three prominent artists associated with G-Unit, along with the group’s seminal album “Beg For Mercy.”

Addressing 50 Cent, Ross, also known as “Ricky Rozay,” began by acknowledging recent reports regarding the valuation of Young Buck’s catalog, pegging it at a substantial $725,000. Building on this figure, Ross speculated that the catalogs of Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo would likely command a similar price tag. He proposed a straightforward deal: $1.5 million for the combined catalogs of Banks, Buck, and Yayo.

However, Ross didn’t stop there. Recognizing the cultural significance of G-Unit’s debut album, “Beg For Mercy,” he expressed interest in acquiring the masters for an additional $500,000, effectively rounding the offer to a whopping $2 million.

With a mix of business acumen and a hint of swagger, Ross concluded his message by extending the choice to 50 Cent—whether he preferred a wire transfer or perhaps something more tangible, like a luxurious watch and a flashy pinky ring, the end result remained the same: a lucrative deal on the table.

The ball now rests firmly in 50 Cent’s court, as the hip-hop mogul has yet to publicly respond to Ross’s unexpected proposition. While the feud between the two rap titans has been well-documented over the years, Ross’s offer introduces a new dimension—one driven not by animosity, but by the potential for mutually beneficial business ventures.