DJ Whoo Kid & Tony Yayo - G-Unit Radio Pt. 23 (Finally Off Papers)

FCK ALL MARVIN BENARD HATERZ. J.K. HOPE THIS ONE HAS A COUPLE DECE TRACKZ.

dis flash dancin wackjob def aint no fukin rapper he either sings his lyrics or repeats da hook no fukkin rappin at all. 25min mixtape!! bleek n yayo musta been workin 2gether wit whoo kid makin dese lame short mixtapes wit mo skits den lyrics.

best mixtape of 2007, yayo can go plat :P

it a little short but a good tape yayo is underrated

Everybody knows this guy is wack as hell
''..rap is like wrestling, everything is FAKE, but its a good pussy getta and the cash is great...'' - Tony Yayo G-Unit Radio Part 8

I really think this is mistagged. If I'm correct Bodie is on Track 3, Snoop & Mazaradi are on Track 2 and Buck is on 4. Just a heads up

Tony Yayo has a laundry list of rappers he feels are "phony." And unlike his G-Unit partner Young Buck, Yayo says he's jumping headfirst into the 50 Cent/ Cam'ron beef.

"I don't believe Cam'ron, I don't believe Jim Jones, I don't believe Lil Wayne, I don't believe Baby, I don't believe Game and I don't believe Fat Joe," he said via phone on Friday while shopping with 50 Cent's son, Marquis, in Bel Air, California.

"I feel like Cam'ron is a peon," he continued. "Let's ask the general public: When is the last time Cam'ron made a f---ing hit? It's time for these n---as to pay the piper."

Expect Yayo to give his take on the Diplomats in song on his new mixtape Finally Off Paper, the title to which is an homage to his probation being over. He calls the mixtape a "F-you to all my parole officers who got on my nerves."

As it so happens, G-Unit and the Diplomats performed at the same concert late last year in Long Island, New York. Yayo confirms that he did mock Jones when they passed each other in the hallway. He yelled "borrrin'," making fun of Jones' now-patented "balllin' " ad lib.

"I mean, I wouldn't say it started," he said, describing the animosity between the two camps. "I did say 'borrrin',' I'm not gonna lie. Rap is a competitive sport and I play around with it. Sometimes dudes catch feelings, sometimes they don't. Me, I don't understand these dudes. These dudes reach out on the phone and try to call people. After that incident, Jim, he reached out to Buck. This is what Buck tells me: Jim Jones reaches out to Buck and was trying to tell Buck to get me on the phone. I don't do the phone thing. I don't need none of these rap n---as to be my friends. My best friend sells the most records and makes the most money ... I've seen checks for $5.5 million that 50 is generating monthly just from [his partnership with] Vitamin Water.

"250,000," he continued, referring to the number of copies Jones' Hustler's P.O.M.E. (Product of My Environment) has sold so far. "That is not a successful album under our roster. Jim was trying to reach out to me, reach out through other people from the street, but I never accepted his call. He gets on radio and says, 'Yayo, you's a immigrant. So you disrespecting every Haitian on the planet.' [Note: Jones' quote is from a Web site, not a radio station]. So he played himself like that. I'm like, 'These dudes is fools.' Jim Jones cannot f--- with me creatively. You can't be serious. Cam'ron, none of them can f--- with me creatively, and I got more money than them. I can call 50 right now and borrow $5 million dollars. It's not a problem."

Another Jimmy who Yayo has a problem with is Game's manager Jimmy Henchman. Yayo confirms that they had a confrontation at last year's Mixtape Awards that basically caused the Apollo Theater ceremony to come to an abrupt end.

"I seen Jimmy Henchman at the Mixtape Awards. He says to me, 'Sak pasé' [Creole for 'what's happening']. I say, 'What is up with your man Game? Don't "sak pasé" me.' Ask Henchman how I shut down the Mixtape Awards. N---as was screaming Henchman's name and I said, 'F--- Henchman.' Me, I gotta fall back from these dudes. Dudes feel it's just rap, and when you see them, they don't want no beef. Buck just ran Game out of the club in Vegas. Now there's rumors that Game is trying to call Jeezy's phone and trying to get in touch with Buck. F--- Game!" (Click here for photos from the NBA's All-Star Weekend in Las Vegas.)

Yayo says he does have love for his old 'hood of Southside Queens and is hyping a guy from those parts: Mazaradi Fox. The New Yorker appears on Yayo's new underground record, known in the streets as "It's a Stick Up."

"He's a standup n---a from Southside," G-Unit's self-proclaimed Energy God said. "50 f---s with him hard-body. I know the n---a. I know his pops. We give n---as from the 'hood opportunity."

Felicia Pearson (Snoop from "The Wire")
Also on "It's a Stick Up," Yayo gives a chance to Felicia Pearson, better known as Snoop from the HBO drama "The Wire." Both Fox and Snoop may be signing to Yayo's new label, which he is thinking of calling Hollow Point Entertainment.

"I got up with her one day, she told me she wanted to rhyme, I threw her on the track," he said. "She's interested in getting in the game. I'mma open my arms to anything that's new that people want to do. I learned that from 50."

Yayo says Finally Off Paper should be out this week, while his new album will come sometime after 50 drops Before I Self-Destruct in June. Right now Yayo's LP is called Godfather of the Ghetto, but he said he's playing with another name.

"My last project, I did it blindfolded," he insisted. "I did 750,000 [copies sold] on house arrest. I'm having fun with it. This new album, I'm calling it I'm 50 Cent's Tax Write-Off. I really don't care if it sells or generates any money towards Interscope, because Interscope only cares about three people: Eminem, Dr. Dre and 50 Cent. I'm not going to sit here and grow gray hairs over it. I'm gonna give you the best music possible because 50 is going to make sure I'm all right. I can do five shows with 50 and make ... over $100,000 being his hypeman. So me going on tour with 50, I can generate millions of dollars that a artist would make doing shows off their own album." ...
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HAHAH I had to post this yall it's just to funny. Remember when the cam and 50 beef popped off how I said the real question is which one of 50's soldiers is gonna assume the beef.. looks like Tony Yayo steppin up first! First off this dude was baby sittin 50's son.. lmfao then he brags about the fact 50's is his sugar daddy and he is 50's tax write off and how much money on a cheque he's seen 50 cash from water. Oh man this read is straight comedy.. I'm sorry. Then he talks about dipset sales being a failure in his camp.. banks didn't sell much different the Jenny Jones, and Yayo's album was straight trash even though you think he would have loads of real shit to spit about after comin off a bid.. but nah this dude sings Dear suzie.

Read it, it might piss you off but I thought shit was mad funny.

Cmon Dawg you gotta do better than that... I think you should go back to the ma fuckin papers..lol I blinked and the tape was over and not one track jumped out @ me, I dunno what else to say other than i hope the rest are better and soo far the Buck tape was the best !!!

this is one of the most underrated mcs in the game yayo is tight as hell....cmon my nigga do ur thang!

props, bout time yayo come out with a mixtape again. rip papa banks.

dis isnt a very gd mixtape i thought i wud ha been beta jordy

i downloaded this and i didn't like a single track, i just thought he was a bad rapper and
left it at that.

But then i heard about him hitting that boy just for wearing czar entertainment clothes.
I mean, theres music beefs and then it's slapping a kid like you're crips and bloods.
jeez man