Tony Yayo Plays “This or That” G-Unit Edition (Part 11)
May 8, 2026
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In an exclusive “This or That” interview with VladTV, G-Unit’s Tony Yayo dished on his top picks among G-Unit affiliates and legendary collaborators. Yayo showcased his deep respect for the collective’s legacy, highlighting standouts like Young Hot Rod over Precious Paris, and Spyder Loc over 40 Glock. When deciding between Uncle Murda and Kid Kid, the Brooklyn rapper firmly backed Uncle Murda for his long-standing grind.
Yayo also celebrated iconic artists outside G-Unit, praising Havoc over Uncle Murda, and declaring Prodigy the ultimate choice over both Havoc and Game. While acknowledging longstanding ties with Lloyd Banks and 50 Cent, Yayo crowned 50 as a global icon transcending rap, placing him alongside legends like Jay-Z and Diddy.
Reflecting on G-Unit’s roster, Yayo affirmed, “The original was paid well,” underscoring the influence and reach of the crew’s pioneers. The candid conversation offers fans a glimpse into Yayo’s loyalty to classic and current G-Unit talent, and a nod to hip-hop’s enduring icons.
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