Lil_Shorty все записи автора Tony Yayo Talks About New Album T.O.S., New Eminem Song, Says Game’s new single is trash.

Spider Speaks on Fading Relationship with the Unit.

Lloyd Banks declares loyatly to G-Unit.

50 Cent Explains Plans After Terminate On Sight.





In a recent interview, Tony Yayo talked about a certain track from the upcoming G-Unit album, Terminate on Sight. The track he’s talking about features Eminem, and is produced by Dr. Dre.

"The track with Em is raw. He and Fif are gonna kill someone’s career with that, but I’ll keep that to myself right now," Yayo said. "I don’t think ya’ll gonna be ready for this track. I think it might push this nigga to kill himself when he hears this."

Tony Yayo also said something about The Game and Fat Joe: "Game his single with Keyshia Cole right now is trash. Any brother thinkin of suicide must not be doing good. He must he havin financial problems. If you need some help come see me game, I got you."

"Fat joe did 3000 records this week. I aint got nothing to say to you."

Yayo also revealed that Timbaland, Swizz Beatz and Polow Da Don will be on the album.

In other news: Spider Speaks on Fading Relationship with the Unit.


In a recent interview with some dude, (before the whole young buck incedent) Spider shed some light onto the darkness he is in with regards to his G-Unit situation

Ei8HT: Allright, what’s the whole situation with G-Unit man?

Spider: Man, G-Unit is doing their thing. I’m still officially signed to G-Unit, I couldn’t go do nothing else if I wanted to, but I’m not receiving much attention which is pretty obvious, we’re not coming together as a collection quite often. I’m not, (not) present by my choice. I can’t really speak on the overall situation. I can’t call it. Cuz, I’m just pushing, I’m still G-Unit man bangin man, they know I’m right here, they know I’m making noise, they just don’t holla too much. I’m in touch with the office, and the personnel in the office, their still very assistive to me still, but the people that you’re probably most curious about the communication has just not been there for some time I don’t know what it is.

Ei8HT: So you’re not really going to be rocking with them on a new G-Unit album then?

Spider: That’s still yet to be seen. You know I would love to be. But it’s not really up to me. I haven’t received any confirmation that I am going to be on it so that’s where that’s at.

Lloyd Banks declares loyatly to G-Unit.

Lloyd Banks is no team-jumper. The former "Boy Wonder" turned "Punch Line King" (hey, he’s 25 years old now — it was time to switch it up) is adamant that he’ll never leave 50 Cent and Tony Yayo.

"I’mma ride the wave when [the fans] are yelling, ‘G-Unit,’ and I’mma ride the wave when they saying, ‘G-Unot,’ " he said recently in Brooklyn on the set of the videos for "I Like The Way She Do It" and "Rider Pt. 2." "That’s it. It’s like being a hard-core Knick fan. I’mma be a Knick fan, and they lose every year. But I’m not gonna be the one to just come at the championship parade and be like, ‘Yeah!’ I wouldn’t feel right in here. When they doing my ‘E! True Hollywood Story,’ its not gonna [say that] I changed."

Banks was on the subject of loyalty because of Young Buck’s ouster from G-Unit.

"If you don’t like 50, I don’t like you: plain and simple. I don’t understand why it’s so hard for people to get that," Banks said. "I don’t hate Buck or nothing like that. He just made decisions that were premature. A lot of them were affecting 50. And at the end of the day, it affects us too, because I hear people say things like, ‘Banks is next [to leave].’ It’s frustrating, because it takes away from everything I put into the brand. This G-Unit logo is my first tattoo. Co-founder! We play just as important a part as 50 does.

"When you say, ‘He’s next,’ " Banks continued, "it discredits everything I put into this. I wasn’t riding the wave to go with my own wave. I was riding the wave ’cause this is what I wanted to do with the people I grew up with."

Although he doesn’t want to leave his crew, Banks does have aspirations outside of rap, just like 50 and Tony Yayo do (the Talk of New York would like to open a franchise of 7-Eleven-style stores called "Tony’s").

"Acting is in the near future. I would love to do that," Banks revealed. "I’m an artist too. A lot of people don’t know that. I design everything you see. My jewelry? I drew it. The G-Unit spinner? I drew that. I can airbrush and things of that nature. Anything I can see, I can draw. Instead of buying Picassos, buy Banks.

"I used to do it a lot," he added of his art. "To be honest with you, I don’t have time to get into it. It’s one or the other. I’d be stuck with doing that and can’t create music. I’m 25 years old, so I’m taking my time with it."

Banks said that when he starts selling his art, he’ll be charging $100,000 to start with.

50 Cent Explains Plans After Terminate On Sight.

With recent hype from celebrity print and online magazines about his weight loss, it’s safe to assume that 50 Cent is both quite busy, and likely preparing for another film role. Talking to HipHopDX late last week about his upcoming 2008 plans, the G-Unit front-man explained what he’ll be doing after the July 1 release of the group’s second album, Terminate On Sight.

"We’ve got this record, then I go on tour," started 50. "While I’m touring, I’ve still got to use that time to condition myself properly for a role I play in a film. When I get back, I’ve got one day off, I go on the movie set. While I’m on the movie set, I have a trailer coming for me to actually record."

The Queens-born superstar touched on the value of multi-tasking, "It’s always more than one thing that I actually have to focus on at a time. At the end of the end, it gets really hectic, because [it’s a launch] for the majority of things that we’re working on start to come out – in the fourth quarter. That’s when people start acquiring things. The video game, Bulletproof, will be out around Christmas. The movie Righteous Kill with Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro will be out in the fourth quarter."

With the fourth quarter, said to now include what many question to be 50 Cent’s final album with Interscope, the star said that he will begin the huge Vitamin Water campaign. "Carrie Underwood, and multiple professional athletes [are] involved," he said, after pictures from the photo shoot appeared in Star magazine. "I’ve also got a body spray, Pure 50, by Right Guard. I’ve got a regular fragrance. I’ve got the Magic Stick condom, powered by Lifestyle." 50 Cent will thus join Lil Wayne in backing a contraceptive.

The recording is said to be for Before I Self-Destruct, a worthwhile name for the restless superstar.