Lloyd Banks is unsatisfied. Unsatisfied, despite having an incredibly successful 2003. A 2003 where he was crowned the street's number one artist, appeared on the year's top-selling record, and sold another two million-plus copies of an album with his own rap troupe. Lloyd Banks is so unsatisfied he's titled his G Unit/Interscope Records debut The Hunger For More.

"When I say The Hunger for More, it could be referring to more success," says Lloyd Banks, the lyrical submachine gun of 50 Cent's G-Unit arsenal. "It could be more money. Or respect. More power. More understanding. All those things lead up to that hunger for more, because my 'more' isn't everybody else's 'more.' I feel like I made it already, because I already got what everybody on the corners of the neighborhood I grew up in is striving to get. God forbid anything continue to the Lloyd Banks Biography...

The juggernaut continues to roll with Lloyd Banks being the newest Shady / Aftermath artist to rule the charts and airwaves. Best known as 50 Cent’s right hand man and one-fifth of the Guerilla Unit, Lloyd Banks carved himself a nice identity alongside 50 in their mixtape heyday. Through 50’s explosion and the success of G-Unit’s album, Lloyd Banks has become a household name without a solo album to his name. And so the hype will continue.
Banks gets way too much credit as a lyricist, while he is certainly a capable emcee continue to the The Hunger For More Review...