Wack100 on Fat Joe Saying Terror Squad Would've Attacked Tony Yayo First During Their Beef (Part 31)
November 24, 2024
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Wack100 weighed in on Fat Joe's past comments regarding Tony Yayo and the G-Unit vs. Terror Squad beef. Vlad pointed out that Tony Yayo has always acknowledged 50 Cent as the superstar of G-Unit, recognizing his role within the group and expressing unwavering loyalty to 50 Cent. This loyalty, according to Vlad, might be why Fat Joe said that, during the height of their feud, the Terror Squad would have targeted Yayo first due to his outspoken nature.
Fat Joe had previously commented that, during their beef with G-Unit, Yayo's bold demeanor made him the primary target if a physical confrontation occurred. Fortunately, this potential clash remained hypothetical. Wack100 expressed relief that tensions did not escalate to violence. The conversation also touched on the potential reconciliation between Vlad and Nick Cannon, with Wack100 being optimistic about bridging their communication gap.
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