Young Buck would get his first real arrangement with Ca$h Cash in 1995 when he was allowed a chance to perform with "Infant", fellow benefactor of Cold hard cash. Young Buck, before long, would visit with Birdman out and about and complete a few shows together. Despite the fact that Young Buck was marked with the name, he never showed up on any of their collections or discharged his own under the name. Following quite a long while of being on and off Cold hard cash, Buck and individual rapper Adolescent chose to leave the name in late 2001[3] where he would join Adolescent's record mark UTP and the rap bunch UTP Playas.[citation needed]

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Tracks Listing:

1 Check
2 Club Sensations
3 Skyscraper
4 No Pain
5 Roll Up (feat. KoKane)
6 Move
7 Skit
8 Lights On
9 Road Trip

Around the age of 12, Dark colored started rapping. A couple of years after the fact, he performed for Brian "Infant" Williams, prime supporter of Greenbacks. Following quite a while on and off of Cold hard cash, Darker and individual rapper Adolescent chose to leave the mark for good in 2000[3] and go to UTP, where Darker remained until 2003.

One of his initial appearances was on the tune "Memphis," where he was highlighted alongside Three 6 Mafia, Undertaking Pat, and other southern rappers. His arrangement with UTP later prompted a gathering with New York rapper 50 Penny, who later marked him to G-Unit Records, under Interscope.

In late 2011, it was supposed that Young Buck was near leaving with Cold hard cash once more, yet the arrangement disintegrated when the judge in Young Buck's chapter 11 case chose to switch his 's case from a redesign to a liquidation was baffling the Young Buck's endeavors to sign with Greenbacks Records and end an agreement question with G-Unit Records that smothered his vocation since 2008.

Judge George C. Paine II marked a request changing over the case from Part 11 rearrangement to Section 7 liquidation on Wednesday December 21, 2011 and Young Buck, whose genuine name is David Darnell Dark colored, remained to lose more than foreseen. The trustee directing his domain has said she intends to sell the trademarked "Young Buck" moniker itself alongside other assets.[4] In any case, on January 9, 2012, Greenbacks Records Chief, Birdman, ventured forward to address the bits of gossip and theory recommending Tennessee rapper Young Buck and West Coast hip-jump craftsman Lil B were very nearly joining his group. While he conceded the two specialists have his regard, Birdman said there is no fact to the theory, expressing "them two will be two of the little homies I have the most extreme regard for," he said.

"I don't know Lil B's circumstance. I don't have the foggiest idea about Buck's circumstance. I'm companions to them two. On the off chance that the open door at any point came, I would love to work with them two. I realize Buck is in a circumstance. I got love and regard for them two, yet they never went over the menu yet - I talked with Buck a couple of times, he's been a companion of the family. In any case, it ain't came to none of that.

In the wake of leaving Cold hard cash in late 2001, Young Buck joined UTP Records and the rap bunch UTP Playas. His arrangement with UTP later prompted a gathering with New York rapper 50 Penny who later marked Buck to G-Unit Records, under Interscope Records. Buck would discharge 2 collections Destined To Be A Hooligan and The Arrangement with UTP before leaving the mark and rap bunch in 2003 to join 50 Penny's record name G-Unit Records and the rap bunch G-Unit.