Johnny Nunez/WireImage/Getty Imagesīased on Banks' measured response, he's not exactly harboring any ill-will rather than anger, he admits to feeling frustrated by a perceived lack of recognition from his former group-mate. Lloyd Banks and 50 Cent performing in 2014. He even turned down multiple millions to leave 50 Cent during the peak years of G-Unit but stayed with the family. Out of everybody in the Unit, Lloyd is the only person ever to not talk sideways about 50. He literally wears his laziness on his sleeve." Lloyd Banks said he would never diss 50 Cent in a song and has remained true to his word.
That’s not me trying to assassinate his character-the guy has 'Lazy Lloyd' tattooed on his arm. "Banks wanted things to come to him, as opposed to going out and getting them for himself. "While I was out hustling (I actually hustled with his father), Banks was more content staying on his porch and watching the world from there," explained 50. The similarities stem from previous comments that 50 made in his book Hustle Harder, Hustle Smarter. "Always humble, usually disciplined and never hated / Call me quiet, call me lazy, talent never faded / It's frustrating when your grindin' ain't appreciated / Should have been dead in my twenties, shit, at least I made it / Guess I gotta prove myself again, increase your payment." "Your favorite's nowhere near me when I'm dedicated," he continues, in the second verse.
"But don't get ahead of yourself, I ain't bending for shit / Nobody sees your vision until you're successful." "When you're fucked up, behavior turns irregular quick, sometimes the pressure overwhelms when you're the head of the clique," he raps, in the opening verse.
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