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50 Cent Says He's Not on Speaking Terms With Lloyd Banks on New Song "Crazy"

"Crazy," which features PnB Rock, has 50 confessing him and his G-Unit bandmate have drifted away from each other.

50 Cent, who has recently taken a bit of a break from music, has been very busy with a number of other projects. However, he's been recording an album on and off for a while, and he's also shown up with a few features, too. Taking to Instagram, he teased an upcoming track titled "Crazy," and in it he confesses that he's not really on speaking terms with former G-Unit member Lloyd Banks.

"Called my son twice, he ain't picking up the phone / And Banks, we don't even talk no more," he raps in the snippet he shared.

Banks and 50 previously fell out a few years back when Banks posed for a photo with The Game, who 50 has had a very long-standing beef with. "What do you see when you look at this picture? I see confusion, I'm not sure if it's just me, I'm a Cancer shit don't get old with me," 50 said about the photo at the time. "I never ask for trouble but I really don't have a problem with it I'm different. The question isn't how I feel about it, but how dose ( Lodi Mac ) feel about it? Some shit is just better off left alone."

In a 2014 interview with MTV, 50 also said that the two initially drifted apart after Banks' father died. "Alright, he passed away, but you can't just go home and stay home," he told MTV.

It's unclear as to whether 50 is reaching out to Banks in attempt to mind their relationship or not, but he does rap, "You know 'cause of me, he ain't never have to sell crack," right after revealing that the two don't speak anymore.

The song has leaked online, but the official release has yet to drop.

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