Young Buck Shuts His IRS Auction Down

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Young Buck was able to shut down a scheduled auction set to take place later this week.

According to his attorney, Buck will sell real estate to make-up for a portion of the debt.

The IRS was set to auction off thousands of dollars worth of music equipment, jewelry, paintings and other swag once owned by the Nashville-area rapper on Thursday. But his attorney filed suit this week to recover his property and stop the auction, saying that he would sell real estate worth $638,500 to begin repaying those taxes. Young Buck, whose real name is David Darnell Brown, owed the IRS more than $164,000 in income taxes, according to the government. (Tennessean News)

Buck also hit up Twitter to confirm that his items would not be auctioned off.

“Sorry PEOPLE. There will be no AUCTION of my STUFF tomorrow!! Lol!! TRY AGAIN,” Buck tweeted this week. (Young Buck’s Twitter)