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All these new videos have been cool, but it’s the freestyles that have gotten fans excited about G-Unit. Case in point, 50 Cent and his rhyme team brutalize Snoop Dogg’s classic “Pump Pump” instrumental. 

G-Unit destroyed their second radio station on recent days. Following a collective freestyle on Hot 97’s Funkmaster Flex Show, the veteran collective came with more aggressive bars when visiting Cosmic Kev in Philadelphia.

Animated as all hell, the newly reunited Gorilla Unit stopped by Hot 97 to chop it up with Ebro and Funkmaster Flex, respectively.

G-Unit won’t be denied, nor do they plan to phase out. After blessing fans with their The Beauty Of Independence EP, the veteran collective keep the content coming with a video for track one, “Watch Me.”

It’s G-Unit season. The newly reunited rap collective has visited every radio station in town, consistently dropped new music since their return and debuted an impromptu EP, which has already garnered critical acclaim.

Serving as the evening’s special guests, G-Unit stopped by the finale of Chelsea Lately to perform “Watch Me.”

G-Unit visited Power 105.1’s headquarters to chop it up with Angie Martinez and the result was pretty entertaining interview.

G-Unit stopped by Shade 45 for their first-ever interview since reuniting. Not only did the rap collective play exclusive cuts from their newly debuted The Beauty Of Independence EP, but the one-hour special included insight into their getting back together, Drake’s “0-100,” Eminem’s influence, Ferguson’s unrest and much much more.

G-Unit have been very methodical in using the element of surprise to their advantage since reuniting at Hot 97’s 2014 Summer Jam concert (a surprise in itself). This trend continues with The Beauty of Independence, a six-track EP that seemingly dropped out of the sky.

What better way to commemorate a family reunion than to rap over a beat sampling The Gap Band’s “Outstanding?” G-Unit  saw the big picture on their new cut, “Come Up,” which receives a proper visual treatment.

The nation has corralled around the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge–rappers and stars of other varieties included. Most recently Dr. Dre and G-Unit separately completed the challenge.

Of the many ways to describe G-Unit, politically charged rarely comes to mind. But today, the veteran collective deliver a new song titled “Ahhh Sh*t” in wake of the deaths of Mike Brown, Eric Garner, and other who unlawfully died at the hands of police.