Lloyd Banks

It's been years since we've seen any amicable communication between The Game and former members of the group he used to run with, but that seems to have just changed, according to the picture above. In it, Game and Lloyd Banks are hanging out together in Dubai, and the caption simply reads, "Still." It's th...

G-Unit member Lloyd Banks revisits his 'Halloween Havoc 2' mixtape and drops a video for "Mind Over Matter" produced by Doe Pesci.

Banks drops off a visual from November's 'Halloween Havoc 2' mixtape.

The PLK comes through unassisted with this one.

XXL serves up the second episode of their new series Family Ties. The episodes allow fans to discover aspiring rappers who are kin of hip-hop’s elite MCs. In each segment, XXL invites a relative of a famous rapper to lay it all out on a never-before heard track in our studio. Wondering if the gene...

Pharrell unveiled the official poster for the Dope movie today, (April 30). The movie first premiered at the 2015 Sundance Festival, and later was bought by Open Road Films and Sony. The cast features a number of stars, including A$AP Rocky, Chanel Iman, Toni Revolori, Zoe Kravitz, Kiersey Clemons and Blake Anderson...

Mr. PLK celebrates another year.

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One week after his fellow G-Unit soldier Tony Yayo dropped a freestyle over Black Moon's "Niguz Talk Shit," Lloyd Banks comes through with a freestyle of his own over the Brooklyn crew's classic "How Many MC's." Over the boom-bap beat The Punchline King is in true throwback form, bringing back memories of his Money In The Bank mixtape series that put him on the map as one of t

That it took more than six months to get another six songs from G-Unit is another testament to the fact that times have changed; a decade ago, the same time frame would have produced six mixtapes and maybe an album or two. But times—and the music industry—have changed and while 50 Cent, Young Buck, Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo and now Kidd Kidd may no longer be truly leading a movement, the Unit is stil