After Red Cafe blessed Ryan’s stage at S.O.B.’s, he introduced Lloyd Banks to the crowd. He kicked things off with “So Forgetful” and then took it up a notch with “Start It Up”.

It’s a movie y’all. ThisIs50 brings us along G-Unit’s journey last weekend

During Banks’ HFM2 promo run last year in Las Vegas, he spit a freestyle on Kevin‘s show. The bars don’t sound recycled, but I’m sure someone will call me out on it.

Everyone and their mama attended Reebok’s “Reethym Of Light” last night in NYC. The event was part of their new ad campaign with Swizz Beatz. Video recording wasn’t allowed, but NY Clout turned a blind eye and filmed Swizzy and Banks performance of “Start It Up”.

Mastered by the folks over at Engine Room Audio, DJ Kast One let loose a new track from Banks with production by Cardiak. Not sure where this belongs, but check it out anyway.

50 Cent’s domain captures Curtis and the Unit’s recent trip to Lausanne, Switzerland which includes live performances from 50, Banks, Yayo and of course DJ Whoo Kid acting a fool.

Banko lays a verse on Young Goldie’s erotic ballad for the official remix. Do remember, King Of Hearts is in stores July 5. dhh

The annual Puerto Rican Day parade went down in New York City earlier today and with Angie Martinez and Joell Ortiz playing hypemen on the Hot 97 float, Banko performs his perennial posse cut from The Hunger For More 2.

It’s a G-Unit reunion and during Lloyd Banks‘ set at Summer Jam this past Sunday, Banko brought out Prodigy and Havoc for a recital of “Shook Ones Pt. 2” and “Quiet Storm”.  At least P’s back on the Summer Jam screen for a good reason.

Banks ran through his first solo Summer Jam set by bringing Lloyd and Jeremih to the stage. Things got hyped though when he summoned Fab, R. Les and Swizzy for his posse cut. Where are you Yeezy? mfl