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==2010-Present==
==2010-Present==
In 2010, [[Tone Trump]] would be the first artist to leave g-unit philly, the same year [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]]
In 2010, [[Tone Trump]] would be the first artist to leave g-unit philly, the same year [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]]
G unit phill are really bad rappers


==Roster==
==Roster==
===Artists===
===Artists===
*[[Tony Yayo]]
]
*Mike Knox
*Mike Knox
*Ive Vegas
*Ive Vegas
*Cotic
*Cotic
*Peedi Crakk
*Peedi Crakk
*


===DJs and producers===
===DJs and producers===

Revision as of 01:41, 4 October 2012

G-Unit Philly
File:G-Unit Philly.png
Parent companyG-Unit Records
Founded2009
FounderTony Yayo
Distributor(s)G-Unit
GenreHip-Hop
Country of originUnited States
LocationPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania
Official websitehttp://www.myspace.com/gunitphilly

G-Unit Records Philly is a record label that is a subsidiary of 50 Cent's G-Unit Records. G-Unit artist, Tony Yayo was granted the position of CEO and President of the label. Many of the label's artists are based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Origins (2009)

After the success of former G-Unit subsidiary label "G-Unit South," (Now known as Young Buck's label Cashville Records), G-Unit Records founder 50 Cent, decided to create another subsidiary in 2009. Based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, G-Unit Philly would be run by G-Unit artist Tony Yayo. [1] In that same year, Yayo would introduce up-and-coming Philadelphia rapper Mike Knox, who would ultimately become the labels first signee, to 50 Cent .[2][3] The year 2009 also saw the signing of Philadelphia artists Tone Trump, Ive Vegas[4] and Cotic,[5] respectively.

2010-Present

In 2010, Tone Trump would be the first artist to leave g-unit philly, the same year Philadelphia

Roster

Artists

  • Tony Yayo
  • Mike Knox
  • Ive Vegas
  • Cotic
  • Peedi Crakk

DJs and producers

  • Dellarock Entertainment
  • Kidd Blaze

Former Artists

Discography

References