You gotta remember as well, tours cost money. and time. You gotta wonder if it's worth both of those, especially if you have to finance your own tour. You're not even guaranteed a profit.
Team up with investors within that business and you'll be fine. Or round up a team and build that way. The way I look at it, their foot is already in, it's just making the right moves and things will be straight. Everyone takes a loss at some point anyway, but that shouldn't be a reason why they are so stagnant. Think about it, the real money is in touring and merch sales. Unless Yayo, Banks and Buck have other business ventures going on, they aren't really caking off their album/single sales like that.
If you ask me, Banks should be where Pusha is as far as the brand goes right now. Yayo should be where Nore is, dabbling within the industry doing other shit to keep his brand alive and mixing in with other people. I said this before about Buck some months ago where he should take a page from 2 Chainz. Buck's music is the best out of the entire group IMO. His brand should be solid amongst this generation's OG list with the TIs, Jeezys, Ross', etc. honestly.
I think that's what 50 ultimately been trying to say from time... keep working so the entire 'G-Unit' brand looks solid as a whole. 17yrs later and we only know G-Unit to be just '50 Cent plus the other guys who don't do anything'. That's quite sad.
I can't blame 50 because he spoiled them at first is the reason why they are the way they are.... these niggas were adults when they touched real money. Yall acting like 50 found them on some Jermaine Dupri type shit chilling at malls and dressing backward minding their business lol.
When they teamed back up, they should have kept the ball rolling collectively or just on a solo tip if they really aren't "cool" like that. If you don't know how to work smart, at least the hard work will get you where you wanna go eventually.