Rapper Young Buck has called on 50 Cent and The Game to "be men" and settle the long-running feud which has divided G-Unit. The Game was kicked out of G-Unit by the Candy Shop hit maker in 2005, after 50 Cent - real name Curtis Jackson - claimed he hadn't received full credit for his contribution to the California rapper's debut album, The Documentary.

And following Jackson's declaration yesterday that he holds no grudge against The Game for the writing credit, Young Buck has urged the hip-hop stars to quash any remaining differences. He says, "You know, n*#gas have differences. But if you ain't no bitch n#*ga, then you shouldn't feel lesser (sic) than a man for stretching out your problems you had with somebody else and trying to get to them. You not less a man for trying to handle your business in a way to get to the end of the problem. You more of a man, in my eyes, straight up and down."

The 26-year-old also regrets how the rappers' handling of the situation forced their mentors, producers Dr. Dre and Eminem, to decide which party they were going to support.

He adds, "I honestly wish it didn't happen, because what that did was make Dr. Dre and Eminem, muthaf#*kas I look up to, have to analyze a situation and choose sides... That's bulls**t."

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