Throwback Scraps & New Beef: Fat Joe and Young Buck Trade Bars Over Alleged “Two-Piece”

The mid-2000s G-Unit vs. Terror Squad beef just got a 2025 reboot. On the latest episode of the Joe and Jada podcast, Fat Joe dropped a bombshell claim that he once physically confronted former G-Unit soldier Young Buck, leading to a swift and lyrical rebuttal from the Nashville rapper.

The “Two-Piece Legend”

Sitting down with co-host Jadakiss and G-Unit’s own Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda, Joey Crack recounted a heated exchange at a “Winter Jam” event in Chicago during the height of his feud with 50 Cent.

According to Joe, Buck began shouting at him from a second-floor balcony. Joe, never one to back down, allegedly threw a water bottle and challenged Buck to “come down.”

“He poked his head out just one second over the cops at the bottom of the stairs,” Joe claimed, describing a flurry of punches from himself and his crew. “He got two-piece legended… Even the barber hit him!”

Joe claimed that once the dust settled, Buck immediately began “copping pleas,” trying to de-escalate the situation by saying it wasn’t personal.

Buck Fires Back with “CAPpuccino”

Young Buck didn’t take the “legendary” story lying down. Within 24 hours, the Tennessee rapper released a diss track titled “CAPpuccino,” using a flip of Kanye West’s “Drive Slow” to call out Joe for allegedly exaggerating the facts.

On the track, Buck admits the water bottle incident happened but denies any hands were actually laid on him:

“You told the story but you just had to go and twist it… / No hands was put on nobody, even though I attempted / I don’t know if it’s just you, Fat Joe, or the Ozempic / But speak facts when you say my name.”

The Final Word?

Despite the musical response, Fat Joe is sticking to his guns. He took to Buck’s Instagram comments to double down, writing: “Nah you know it’s facts old shit but 💯 facts sorry beloved.”

While Tony Yayo, who was present during the podcast, seemed genuinely surprised by the story, he didn’t explicitly deny it, leaving fans to wonder whose version of the “Winter Jam” scuffle is the truth.

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The “Two-Piece” Breakdown

In the video, Joe recounts the Chicago Winter Jam incident with his signature animated storytelling style. You can watch the tension and comedy play out:

• The Moment: Joe describes the “dumb dark” backstage area where he threw a water bottle and waited at the bottom of a staircase for Buck to “come down.”
• The Guests’ Reactions: Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda—both G-Unit affiliates—look visibly stunned as Joe claims Buck was “copping pleas” to avoid a further beating.
• The Punchline: The clip has especially gone viral for Joe’s joke that “even the barber” from his crew got a hit in.

Where to Watch

• YouTube: The full segment is available on the official Joe and Jada YouTube channel under the title: “Fat Joe tells Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda he scrapped w/ Young Buck.”
• Instagram/TikTok: Short clips of the “two-piece legend” line have been circulating heavily, often paired with Young Buck’s AI-generated response videos where he pretends to be a news anchor reporting on his own “recovery” from the 20-year-old fight.

Buck’s Musical Rebuttal

If you want to hear the other side, Young Buck’s “CAPpuccino” video is also out. In a cheeky move, he filmed the music video at a Popeye’s, leaning into the “two-piece and a biscuit” theme Joe started. He raps over G Herbo’s “Went Legit” beat, making it clear he thinks the Terror Squad leader is “chasing views.”