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Sha Money XL recently spoke to MTV News about leaving his role as President of G-Unit.

"There is no replacement," Sha told MTV News. "There's 50 Cent. 50 Cent is the president and CEO of G-Unit. He's not gonna replace anyone. He has to fix things himself now, outside of [his manager] Chris Lighty, and Chris Lighty has a lot of responsibilities with Diddy and his other clients. There's a lot of pressure. 50's under a lot of pressure. But he's really killing it. He's doing what he got to do. It's frustrating and I tried to tell him that's the frustration I used to have. I'm one man, Interscope has 500 people. Some things you just can't fix. People in L.A. are real Zen. [New Yorkers are] more aggressive. And Fif is really aggressive. He wants to see results now. The same things I tried to conquer before I brought [them] to him, I was knocking down walls myself. 'Cause you don't want it to be like always going to Daddy. But it was the same thing that happened with Banks, so he's experiencing it a year later. Last year, I was mad. But eights months later, I'm good."

According to Sha, his departure from G-Unit was a mutual decision between him and 50 Cent amidst tension leading up to the decision.

Reports suggest a meeting was held two weeks ago between Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, Young Buck and 50 Cent where the G-Unit group talked business for several hours.

Sha Money XL (who still manages Lloyd Banks and Young Buck) says to look out for a G-Unit group album soon along with Young Buck's new clothing and watch line, the David Brown Collection.