Tony Yayo: Gunna Proved Snitching Doesn't Affect Your Career, A Cop Can Have a Hit Song (Part 24)
February 1, 2024
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Tony Yayo discussed the impact of snitching on a rapper's career in the changing music landscape, using Gunna's successful 2023 as an example. Yayo suggested that regardless of a person's actions or background, what matters in the industry today is the ability to make a hit song. He stated that even if a rapper was an active police officer or openly gay, once they have a hit record, the public doesn't seem to mind. Vlad brought up the example of Lil Nas X, who announced he was gay after releasing his hit song "Old Town Road." Yayo agreed, saying that the rapper's revelation did not affect his continued success in the industry because he continued to make popular music. Lastly, they discussed the concept of an artist accepting plea deals, where Yayo pointed out that the artist's lawyer may not always disclose every detail of the deal to them.
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