Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Tony Yayo sits with DJ Vlad to rank the G-Unit diss records that defined 50 Cent’s early 2000s hip-hop beef era. Yayo names “Wanksta,” “Back Down,” and the mixtape favorite “I Smell Pussy” as his top three, explaining how each track hit differently—from “Wanksta” becoming a major commercial moment to “Back Down” landing on 50 Cent’s Dr. Dre-backed album run, and “I Smell Pussy” dominating the streets during the Ja Rule feud. The conversation also touches on “Piggy Bank,” “300 Shots,” “Be a Gentleman,” “Funeral Music,” “Officer Down,” “Death Wish,” “I Run New York,” and Eminem’s “Nail in the Coffin.” Yayo reflects on the mixtape era, Lloyd Banks, The Game, Columbia Records, Queens, and the skits inspired by Wu-Tang, Nas, and Mobb Deep that helped make G-Unit’s run unforgettable.
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Watch this Full Interview: youtu.be/vtEvBJBq57Q
Part 15: youtu.be/RgTn8Cu67I0
Part 13: youtu.be/BQJnJtYvRd8
Part 1: youtu.be/2V5DpgTMWOI
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Tony Yayo sits with DJ Vlad to rank the G-Unit diss records that defined 50 Cent’s early 2000s hip-hop beef era. Yayo names “Wanksta,” “Back Down,” and the mixtape favorite “I Smell Pussy” as his top three, explaining how each track hit differently—from “Wanksta” becoming a major commercial moment to “Back Down” landing on 50 Cent’s Dr. Dre-backed album run, and “I Smell Pussy” dominating the streets during the Ja Rule feud. The conversation also touches on “Piggy Bank,” “300 Shots,” “Be a Gentleman,” “Funeral Music,” “Officer Down,” “Death Wish,” “I Run New York,” and Eminem’s “Nail in the Coffin.” Yayo reflects on the mixtape era, Lloyd Banks, The Game, Columbia Records, Queens, and the skits inspired by Wu-Tang, Nas, and Mobb Deep that helped make G-Unit’s run unforgettable.
