A decade ago, G-Unit was still rising even though they were already the hottest movement in the game. At the time, the public had seen very little of Tony Yayo, but was familiar with 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, and Young Buck. When Tony Yayo was finally released from prison, he began making his impression felt.
In the end, Tony Yayo released one studio album before returning to the mixtape circuit, where he is now considered a legend. The only difference between his current run and his original run is how much more attention G-Unit has. Much of this attention came from their countless beefs.
Before the end came, Young Buck became one of their enemies, but Tony Yayo appears to have softened towards him. On Instagram, he has left several hints about working with Young Buck again and now it’s official. Last week, Tony Yayo confirmed on Twitter that he and Young Buck are back in the studio together.
