Rappers such as Kanye West and Dr. Dre have already had their hand in directing music videos as West worked on Drake's “Best I Ever Had” and Dre on Snoop Dogg's “Murder Was The Case”.  The next to step up to the plate and sit in the director's chair is G-Unit general Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson.

Fresh off the release of the digital album Gun Powder Guru, Tony Yayo is now dropping a remix sequel, which will be for free download, titled GP2: The Remixes and Jackson will be in charge of the visuals for the single “Obama” according to the tracklisting.

Jackson has to have had some background on videos as he has released countless independent videos and dropped a visual for almost every track off of his sophomore album The Massacre.

Going from the title of the track, let's hope that weapons aren't included this time around, but who knows how things will pan out when handled by 50.

With diss tracks coming from left and right, 50 Cent maintains his usual style of ignoring those that try and bring him into beef, but Tony Yayo decides to step up to the plate in order to finally put a nail in the coffin and quiet the storm that is Buck.

While some would come to think that Yayo would continue where his general left off on “So Disrespectful”, he actually throws his hands up on the whole situation and admittedly states that he's getting tired of going back and forth and is bored with the whole thing at this point.

With DJ Whoo Kid on RadioPlanetTV,Yayo explained why he is bored with Young Buck and his relentless disses.

"I'm good man, rest in peace to Tick man...He frustrated. N*ggas know it's rough in the rap game right now, only the strong are surviving. Riding in nice cars, rappers are gonna have to start rapping for food soon...A n*gga can keep saying what he wanna say, but as long as those checks keep coming for me, I'm good...He's broke, what do you want me [to say?] How you spell broke? B-r-o-k-e. What do you do when a n*gga's on his last legs, don't have nothing, baby mom's all over the place, you was eating Olivia."

Well, maybe he just had to slide in that little jab just for good measure.

Check out the rest of the interview below and the music video for “Bullets Whistle” from his upcoming mixtape Gun Powder Guru dropping February 9.