| 1 | Ballin' | 4:33 |
| 2 | I'm Grown | 4:08 |
| 3 | Bring My Bottles | 3:14 |
| 4 | Doper Than My Last One | 3:24 |
| 5 | Boy Boy | 4:09 |
| 6 | Choose One | 2:55 |
G-Unit returns to their roots with The Beast Is G Unit, the hard-hitting 2015 follow-up EP to The Beauty of Independence. Released via G-Unit Records, this 6-track collection captures the legendary crew in a grittier, darker, and more atmospheric space. Moving away from the redemption themes of their previous work, this release shifts the focus toward the brash confidence and street-level bravado that defined the group’s early 2000s dominance.
The EP showcases the distinct chemistry of the full lineup. While 50 Cent anchors the project with his signature menace and melodic hooks, Young Buck delivers raw intensity, Lloyd Banks brings high-level lyricism, and Tony Yayo shines on standout street anthems. The production, featuring contributions from Jake One and !llmind, avoids contemporary trends in favor of a raw, scrappy sound reminiscent of the classic G-Unit Radio mixtape era.
Key Tracks:
- "Ballin'": A solid introductory track featuring a haunting piano riff and melodic 50 Cent hook.
- "Bring My Bottles": A high-energy anthem where Tony Yayo takes the spotlight.
- "Boy Boy": A stark, unapologetic track featuring classic G-Unit bars.
- "Doper Than My Last One": A lyric-heavy cut that highlights the group's competitive edge.
For fans of authentic New York Hip-Hop, The Beast Is G Unit is a dark, aggressive must-have that proves the Unit still possesses their signature strut.
