50 Cent and Tony Yayo Join Young Buck for 'Bring My Bottles' Music Video, G-Unit Turns Up in the Club [WATCH]

The boys of G-Unit pitched in to help Young Buck on his new solo track, "Bring My Bottles," in November. The rapper shared the video for the song recently and it features 50 Cent, Tony Yayo and Buck turning up in the club. The rappers hold court in a VIP section of a club while the party jam plays, XXL notes. Hopefully the track serves as the predecessor to the hotly anticipated The Beast is G-Unit.

"All these bitches say that I'm the truth / I know just what to do to get 'em loose / Can you please bring my bottles to my booth? / Can you please bring my bottles to my booth?" Yayo and Buck holler during the chorus. The boys even use the video as an opportunity to promote 50's new vodka, EFFEN (he drops a line in the intro about it - "We be two steppin', mix the EFFEN in the juice"). Check out the video below.

Fans have been waiting for the group's follow-up EP to The Beauty of Independence since October. According to HipHopDX, the group was promising a November/December release for Beast, but there hasn't been any word on the material lately.

"The Beast is coming soon," Yayo told Shade 45. "It'll be coming like late November, early December. It's an EP, man. Six records. This one will have a bonus."

The group's been dropping music sporadically over the past few months since they reunited earlier this year.

Buck talked about the group putting its problems behind it for the sake of music in July.

It's a good look," Buck said. "First and foremost, it ain't no bulls**t where it's about a check. You know what I'm saying? From the very beginning, 50′s always been the big brother. You know, s**t happens and that's what happened. But real s**t always makes yourself stronger...in some kind of way. Sometimes things don't go as planned and sometimes it do, but if it's real, it's always gonna be there and that's what it was...We movin', my n***a. G-Unit, nigga. That's what it's been."

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G-Unit, Young Buck, 50 cent, Tony Yayo