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| '''Lloyd Banks''' (born Christopher Lloyd, ], ], ]) is the youngest member of the ] group ]. His solo debut album is "The Hunger For More", which includes the hit single "On Fire". He is of ] and ] ethnicity. | '''Lloyd Banks''' (born Christopher Lloyd, ], ], ]) is the youngest member of the ] group ]. His solo debut album is "The Hunger For More", which includes the hit single "On Fire". He is of ] and ] ethnicity. | ||
| Banks also has a strong presence on the mixtape circuit. He has released numerous mixtapes, mainly with ], including "Mo Money in the Bank Parts 1, 2, and 3". Banks is known as one of the best punch-line rappers, meaning his one or two bar ryhmes show incredible skills. | Banks also has a strong presence on the mixtape circuit. He has released numerous mixtapes, mainly with ], including "Mo Money in the Bank Parts 1, 2, and 3". Banks is known as one of the best punch-line rappers, meaning his one or two bar ryhmes show incredible skills. | ||
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Lloyd Banks (born Christopher Lloyd, New Carrollton, Maryland, April 30, 1982) is the youngest member of the rap group G-Unit. His solo debut album is "The Hunger For More", which includes the hit single "On Fire". He is of African American and Puerto Rican ethnicity. Banks also has a strong presence on the mixtape circuit. He has released numerous mixtapes, mainly with DJ Whoo Kid, including "Mo Money in the Bank Parts 1, 2, and 3". Banks is known as one of the best punch-line rappers, meaning his one or two bar ryhmes show incredible skills.
Discography
- The Hunger For More (2004)
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