Cuban Link

===2006 - present: Mixtapes, Spanish singles, beef with Pitbull, Bang Bang Boogie===

===2006 - present: Mixtapes, Spanish singles, beef with Pitbull, Bang Bang Boogie===

After the Chain Reaction album, Cuban continued to release music independently, releasing several mixtapes and stayed in New York's underground hip-hop scene. In addition, Cuban had a point in his music career when he started embracing his Latin roots even more by rapping in Spanish. In 2008, he released the posse cut "Nos Tienen Miedo" which was a diss towards rapper [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]] and Cuban's former protégé Don Dinero. It was followed by "Nos Tienen Miedo 2" which was released in 2010. Cuban Link released several hip-hop songs in Spanish and collaborated with many Latin artists such as [[Don Omar]], [[Zion]], [[Nengo Flow]], [[Temperamento]] and many others. Around that time, he had beef with [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]] for unknown reasons. It is unknown what caused this beef but it is presumably because of Pitbull's diss track towards Cuban which was released in 2003 so Cuban responded with some diss tracks and allegedly assaulted Pitbull by punching him in the face. Their beef eventually ended in an unknown period of time as both rappers moved on.

After the Chain Reaction album, Cuban continued to release music independently, releasing several mixtapes and stayed in New York's underground hip-hop scene. In addition, Cuban started working on his Spanish-language album ''Hijo De La Calle'', after being inspired to rap in spanish by [[Wisin & Yandel]], [[Don Omar]] and [[Tego Calderon]].

In 2008, he released the posse cut "Nos Tienen Miedo" which was a diss towards rapper [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]] and Cuban's former protégé Don Dinero. It was followed by "Nos Tienen Miedo 2" which was released in 2010. Cuban Link released several hip-hop songs in Spanish and collaborated with many Latin artists such as [[Don Omar]], [[Zion]], [[Nengo Flow]], [[Temperamento]], [[Melymel (rapper)|Melymel]] and many others. Around that time, he had beef with [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]] due to his diss track towards Cuban which was released in 2003 so Cuban responded with the song "From MIA To NY" and allegedly assaulted Pitbull by punching him in the face. Their beef eventually ended in an unknown period of time as both rappers moved on.

In 2007, Cuban joined the Bronx-bred rap group Bang Bang Boogie, which consisted of him, Mysonne, [[Lord Tariq]], S-One and Hocus 45th. The group was created to bring awareness to the Bronx neighborhoods. They issued the mixtapes Bang Bang Boogie: The Machine Vol. 1 in 2007 and X-Files: No Mercy for the Weak in 2008. The group disbanded shortly after its formation and each member went back to work on their solo careers. In 2011, Cuban released Chain Gang Bully and released various solo singles underground. As of 2025, Cuban is active on social media and releasing standalone singles.

In 2007, Cuban joined the Bronx-bred rap group Bang Bang Boogie, which consisted of him, Mysonne, [[Lord Tariq]], S-One and Hocus 45th. The group was created to bring awareness to the Bronx neighborhoods. They issued the mixtapes Bang Bang Boogie: The Machine Vol. 1 in 2007 and X-Files: No Mercy for the Weak in 2008. The group disbanded shortly after its formation and each member went back to work on their solo careers. In 2011, Cuban released Chain Gang Bully and released various solo singles underground. As of 2025, Cuban is active on social media and releasing standalone singles.