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.]