The Game is taking his hope for a G-Unit reunion very seriously. The Compton rapper has been promoting a petition to get the old musical gang back together again. Maybe.

Numerous post have been made to the "Hate It Or Love It" rapper's official Facebook promotion the petition, including:

Is there a G Unit Reunion gonna happen in 2013??? Let's see how many signatures we get!
Vote here www.GUnitReunion.com

However, there are no such messages on Game's Twitter account. At the time of this post, the petition has over 5,500 signatures. It hopes all the fan support will urge the entire G-Unit collective—50 Cent, Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, Young Buck and the Game—to "make it happen."

Part of the petition's message reads:

"They delivered some of the best hip hop songs the world has ever heard, since then the group have collapsed with both The Game & Young Buck no longer part of this once heavyweight group.

It's about time we gave the world what they want, a ‘Reunion', there is no doubt that if the group reformed they would smash their way to the top again."

G-Unit's founder, 50 Cent, probably ain't hearing it, though. After hinting at the possibility of a reunion a few weeks ago, Ferrari seems to have already changed his mind. "Probably not," was his response when asked about G-Unit's return on Sirius Hip Hop Nation show, Ear Candy Mornings, earlier this week. 

"You have people that grow in different directions," added Fif. "If you have grown men involved in business transactions who are around each other, surrounded by the same thing…I've offered everything that I could offer to G-Unit, I allowed them to be in front of my audience the entire time, develop their own fan base and have people recognize their attributes and their defects at that point, so what do you do?"

[Spotted at HHNM]

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Photo: Interscope

Don't tell Lloyd Banks, but 50 Cent isn't looking to reunite with his G-Unit comrades anytime soon.

As frontrunner of the crew, whatever 50 says goes and even though he teased the very same idea a few weeks ago, when asked of getting back together with his cold cronies, he turned the option down.

During an interview on Sirius Hip Hop Nation show, Ear Candy Mornings, the Queens rapper put an end to the speculation, by answering "Probably not," when asked of a G-Unit reboot. "You have people that grow in different directions," said Ferrari. "If you have grown men involved in business transactions who are around each other, surrounded by the same thing…I've offered everything that I could offer to G-Unit, I allowed them to be in front of my audience the entire time, develop their own fan base and have people recognize their attributes and their defects at that point, so what do yo u do?"

As for satisfying others interested in a G-Unit reunion, 50 could care less. "I don't care what other people want. I don't give a f-ck what they want. A G-Unit reunion? Kiss my motherf-cking a-- as far as that's concerned. I think when we get to the point when the public is saying something, it's a trend it's an idea that one person had and other people following, when did it dissolve? It dissolved [because] they didn't actually support the project."

Also in the interview 50 talks bloggers, boxing, and more on his feud with Floyd Mayweather.

[Spotted at HipHopDX]

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Photo: YouTube

Don't tell Lloyd Banks, but 50 Cent isn't looking to reunite with his G-Unit comrades anytime soon.

As frontrunner of the crew, whatever 50 says goes and even though he teased the very same idea a few weeks ago, when asked of getting back together with his cold cronies, he turned the option down.

During an interview on Sirius Hip Hop Nation show, Ear Candy Mornings, the Queens rapper put an end to the speculation, by answering "Probably not," when asked of a G-Unit reboot. "You have people that grow in different directions," said Ferrari. "If you have grown men involved in business transactions who are around each other, surrounded by the same thing…I've offered everything that I could offer to G-Unit, I allowed them to be in front of my audience the entire time, develop their own fan base and have people recognize their attributes and their defects at that point, so what do yo u do?"

As for satisfying others interested in a G-Unit reunion, 50 could care less. "I don't care what other people want. I don't give a f-ck what they want. A G-Unit reunion? Kiss my motherf-cking a-- as far as that's concerned. I think when we get to the point when the public is saying something, it's a trend it's an idea that one person had and other people following, when did it dissolve? It dissolved [because] they didn't actually support the project."

Also in the interview 50 talks bloggers, boxing, and more on his feud with Floyd Mayweather.

[Spotted at HipHopDX]

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Photo: YouTube

Tony Yayo is getting set to drop his Gun Powder Guru 5 mixtape soon, and here is a new single with the recently locked up Beanie Sigel.

1. CHRISETTE MICHELE FT RICK ROSS & BUSTA RHYMES – SO IN LOVE RMX
2. CHRIS BROWN FT KEVIN MCCALL – PRIVATE DANCER
3. KELLY ROWLAND – MAKE BELIEVE
4. AKON – MAKE IT IN THE CITY
5. J COLE FT TREY SONGZ – CANT GET ENOUGH
6. NICKI MINAJ FT PINK & RICK ROSS – RAISE YOUR GLASS RMX
7. NAS FT KEYSHIA COLE – MORE THEN I CAN SAY
8. TONY MOXBERG FT JADAKISS & EMANNY – IT WAS ALL
9. IT’S NIQUE – SAME OLD SONG
10. JAY-Z & KANYE WEST – OTIS
11.  GMB FT RAY J – THROW YOUR LEGS BACK
12. JIM JONES FT MEEK MILL & FRED DA GOD SON – ILL BE BACK
13. DJ THORO FT D-LO , CASSIDY & JADAKISS -  WAKE UP FUCKED UP
14. JOELL ORTIZ – SEVEN DUECE
15. MEEK MILL FT RICK ROSS – WORK
16. FRENCH MONTANA – SHOT CALLER
17. YOUNG JEEZY – SHAKE LIFE
18. GUCCI MANE – FEEL SORRY
19. TONY YAYO FT CURRENSY & P-REALA – MONEY TO BURN
20. WALE FT J COLE – BAD GIRLS CLUB
21. WIZ KHALIFA – PRINCE TO THE CITY FREESTYLE