DOT featuring Tony Yayo and Kidd Kidd----------Candy 4 Ya Kidz

DOT featuring Tony Yayo and Kidd Kidd----------Candy 4 Ya Kidz
New York artist/producer DOT releases the visuals for his new joint "Candy 4 Ya Kidz" featuring G-Unit's Tony Yayo and Kidd Kidd from his latest mixtape "Welcome 2 The Suburbs" dropping early 2017.

G Unit------Changes

G Unit------Changes

THE UNIT IS BACK!

G-Unit express the lack of loyalty, backstabbing and jealousy on their track Changes including 50 expresses the fallout with Jimmy Iovine and Dre. Ryan Ryu Alexy provided the piano infused foundation with the awesome hi hat pattern. Go cop G-Unit's new project The Beauty of Independence on Itunes.

G-Unit-----They Talked About Jesus

G-Unit-----They Talked About Jesus

G-Unit - They Talked About Jesus
The Unit is back! G-Unit got religious on the Wu-Tang's Tearz beat as Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo and Young Buck gets ruthless on "They Talked About Jesus" flipped and produced by George Getson.

G-Unit--------Grindin' My Whole Life (Remix)

G-Unit--------Grindin' My Whole Life (Remix)

G-Unit is back after a stunning performance at Summer Jam with a dope track "Grindin' My Whole Life" remix.

Tony Yayo---------New York

Tony Yayo  featuring Uncle Murda and Joell Ortiz---------New York

BOTTLES TURN TO STARS UP IN NEW YORK/TIMES SQUARE STAYS LIT UP IN NEW YORK!!!!!

Tony Yayo brands a tribute to the realest city with the assist from Uncle Murda and Joell Ortiz bodying the Ty Fyffe foundation on New York. This fire track will be on Yayo's newest opus El Chapo 3.

Troy Ave------Show Me Love

Troy Ave featuring Tony Yayo------Show Me Love

Troy Ave got this hot gem featuring G-Unit's Tony Yayo titled "Show Me Love" produced by Yankee. Dope track, maybe a remix featuring 50Cent! Stay tuned!

Tony Yayo----Godfather of the Ghetto

Tony Yayo-Godfather of the Ghetto-Independent-(2013)

Artist: Tony Yayo

Mixtape: Godfather of the Ghetto   

Label: Independent  

Producers: The Superiors, Ron Bronz, Hiphopridaz, others   

Changes and taking hiatuses can be good especially if it’s necessary to take a break. This will include Southside Jamaica Queens Tony Yayo, member of G-Unit who made his appearance on various mixtapes and G-Unit albums. As part of the most influential group of the 2000 era, Yayo made his impact after his jail stint. The smash hit “So Seductive” was a street anthem with the hard drum patterns that made him a household name. After an impressive album “Thoughts of a Predicate Felon” which went gold and executive produced 50 Cent previous two albums, Yayo returns to the mixtape scene with his joint “Godfather of the Ghetto”.

            Throughout the project, Yayo knows how hold on to a solo track and picks beats that matches his delivery. One of the strongest tracks is “Out of Town Trip” a smooth laid back joint with a nicely hard drum pattern where Yayo straight bodied this track: riding on my 6-4, higher than a mutha f**ker, dreaming about G frost, higher than a mutha f**ker/ went from fried rice and chicken wings to jet fuel and jet wings Tim Tebow b**ches on the jet plane while the lead single “Lean and Molly” produced by the Superiors has a catchy bouncy beat where Yayo did his thing as well. The background bells ringing on “Selling Keys” featuring Lloyd Banks is a classic G-Unit track when the two rhyming behemoths trade lyrical blows. The contemporary drum pattern and synths made “Ready” listenable with a smooth chorus to it.

            Don’t expect lyricism from Tony Yayo; he is all about making hot music spitting about the hood stories, clubs and females. “Good Die Young” is a perfect hood story with vivid imagery of how the good die young: another statistic to the cold street/highway to heaven see you there where we finally meet/and when we finally greet we know we gonna toast it up/blue heaven, blue dream we know we gonna smoke it up. Yayo does change it up which comes to this advantage. The uplifting “Sunshine” is laced with a piano beat which Yayo takes the scene urging people to keep ya head up while “Sexual Healing” takes creativity to a higher level.

            Godfather of the Ghetto is a stamp of approval that the Unit is back and never fell off. Yayo picks the right producers and guests that fit the theme of the album. Whether he does it dolo on “Out of Town Trip” and “Lean and Molly”, trade verses with his G-Unit brethren on “Selling Keys” and “Move” or spitting about the strippers and the nightlife on the fast tempo synth and clever hi hat and drum pattern “Up and Down” with Ron Browz, Tony Yayo has already proved himself to be a musician instead of just being a rapper.  After a few listens of the mixtape, this is opening the flood gates to the Unit coming back. Expect a hot album from Yayo soon!

            Strong Tracks: “Out of Town Trip”, “Selling Keys”, “Lean and Molly”, “Ready”, “Sunshine”, “Sexual Healing”, “Bound to Win”

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Go get download that fire mixtape from Tony Yayo, straight butterz!

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