One more from 50 Cent’s The Big Ten mixtape.

Off Fif’s new free mixtape, The Big Ten, available here and now.

Beat by Cardiak. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Tony Yayo – “Money To Burn” (feat. Curren$y + P-Reala)

From El Chapo, available on Itunes now. This video is whoriffic.

Mobb Deep is everywhere these days – their latest appearance in this Tony Yayo flick, taken from his forthcoming El Chapo mixtape.

Prodigy calls into Whoo-Kid’s show about reuniting with Nas for “Dog Shit”, as well as upcoming collaborations with Curren$y, Jim Jones, Waka Flocka, and Tony Yayo. There’s also a drunk porn star in the house.

Here’s a first look at the track list for Banks Hunger For More 2, dropping next month. Guests include Eminem, Kanye West, Governor, Raekwon, Jeremih, Lloyd, Akon, Ryan Leslie, Swizz Beatz, Julez Santana, 50 Cent, Tony Yayo, and Styles P.

Tony talks about his upcoming role in the movie S.W.A.T. 2. This is the sequel to the LL Cool J, Samuel L. Jackson and Colin Farrel movie S.W.A.T.

New single from Yayo featuring Mr. G-Unit, 50 Cent. Side note, it is interesting how G-Unit is releasing more and more music as Young Buck and Game get closer to releasing albums. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] Tony Yayo + 50 Cent – “Pass The Patron” (MP3)

You too can join in the long legacy created by Olivia, The Game, Young Buck, Young Hot Rod, Lloyd Banks, and Tony Yayo. Just don’t leave town for too long, they might think you’re beefing.

Directed by rapper/actor/target/mogul/author/video game character/non-role model/businessman 50 Cent.

G-Unit rapper extraordinaire refuels his Gun Powder Guru 2 mixtape, with all new remixes for your listening (dis)pleasure. What, no “Beamer, Benz, Or Bentley” G-Unit remix? Pfff. Tony Yayo + DJ Scream + Whoo Kid – “GPG2: The Remixes” (Mixtape)

Wow, Tony Yayo has a digital only album out? Who knew. Let this be the deciding factor on whether or not you will buy it.

Yayo might have future in stand-up comedy if the whole rapping thing doesn’t work out. “If,” we said.

As we reported last week, The Game offered an apology to 50 Cent and G-Unit about the old beefs, and proceeded to Sarah Palin it into some kind of weird vacation metaphor. Whoo-Kid recently interviewed G-Unit’s Tony Yayo, asking him about what he thought of the apology. “Honestly, it was bugged out to me when [cont.]

    Every artist has them: the posse, the entourage, the crewmembers, the hangers-on, the yes-men, the down-since-day-one homies, the distant relatives - all of which happen to rap. Eminem has D12, Jay-Z has Memphis Bleek, Ice Cube had Da Lench Mob, the list goes on and on. For some reason, major artists always feel the need [cont.]