Profile
Famous as :
RapperBirth Name :
Marvin BernardBirth Date :
March 31, 1978Birth Place :
Queens, New YorkClaim to fame :
Single "So Seductive" (2005)
Video Premiere: Tony Yayo's 'Shooters for Hire'
December 09, 2008 03:12:28Through ThisIs50.com, Tony Yayo has released a new music video for "Shooters for Hire" which contains some horrific scenes. The song that features Uncle Murda is lifted from his latest mixtape "Black Friday" which is hosted by DJ Whoo Kid and released last month.
Yayo, a member of 50 Cent's G-Unit, is prepping the release of his second studio album. In November this year, the rapper told AllHipHop.com that his album has been wrapped up and is waiting for a release date. "My next album is done," Yayo said. "It's actually called, I Am 50's Tax Write-off. Pick it up if you want to. Basically, I'm back to having fun. I don't got Interscope to pick my single...I'm basically having fun."
Coming Soon: '50 Cent: Blood on the Sand' Video Game
March 28, 2008 10:03:23Rap fans and gamers alike will all rejoice in hearing that a new 50 Cent video game is in development. The new video game, titled "50 Cent: Blood on the Sand", is being developed by Swordfish Studios and expected to be resealed before the year ends.
"50 Cent: Blood on the Sand" is the sequel to the rap icon's "50 Center: Bulletproof", which was received well by the gaming public, selling over 1 million copies, upon its release in 2005. The video game will feature 50 Cent and the rest of his G-Unit crew; Lloyd Banks, Tony Yayo, and DJ Whoo Kid, each of whom will also lend their voices to the project. Greater than that, the game "is primed to be packed with more exclusive unreleased music from 50 Cent and G-Unit," IGN has claimed.
Another Reality Fiction of Rapper 50 Cent
November 16, 2005 11:11:52His recent movie "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" has provoked many protests from the society, and it even has caused murder. Though, 50 Cent seemingly not take all of that too seriously. Despite the many protests and critics, he keeps movin on, looks like none and nothing can block his way to move forward.
From now on, reports mention that the rapper is about to, again, turn his reality into fiction. This time it will be in form of hip-hop novellas and graphic novels featuring his former G-Unit rap crew buddies. The book, in fact, is a venture with MTV/Pocket Books, publisher of his memoir "From Pieces to Weight."
