Video: Tony Yayo “Everywhere We Go”

Although 50 Cent is currently getting his financial situation sorted out (he's been in the headlines recently for his allegedly bankruptcy filing) the rest of G-Unit, including Tony Yayo, are trucking on without him. And rightfully so, as Young Buck, Lloyd Banks, and even Kidd Kidd have been churning out good, high quality rap music. With Yayo's latest offering, "Always in My Business," the NY emcee goes off on tabloid fodder and those whom tend to consume that trash. "Always in My Business" will appear on Yayo's forthcoming project, El Chapo 3: The Great Escape. Listen to the new Yayo cut after the jump.

Tony Yayo is continuing his throwback series; so far he's blessed us with some Eric B. & Rakim, Main Source, Black Moon, and Channel Live. Now he's going in on another classic, this time it's Half-A-Mill's "Some N*ggaz." Listen after the jump.

Tony Yayo has been dropping some dope tracks where he's going over vintage cuts. He's went off on Eric B. & Rakim’s seminal cut “Paid In Full," snapped on Main Source’s “Looking Out the Front Door” beat and most recently murked a Black Moon stomper. Here, on this latest effort, Yayo goes in on Channel Live's "Mad Izm" track. Hear it only after the jump.

"Southside," "Front Door" and now "N*ggas Talk Sh*t." Yayo has been killin' the game. With his latest, "N*ggas Talk Sh*t," Tony Yayo channels an iconic Black Moon track. Check it out after the jump.

Just a day removed from dropping the stellar "Southside" Tony Yayo returns with another new one in "Front Door." Here Yayo adds some fly ish to Main Source's "Looking Out the Front Door" beat. You can check out Yayo's "Front Door" after the jump.

There's been a lot of throwback ish lately and Tony Yayo's "Southside" may be added to the growing list of retro-inspired hip-hop. Here he goes over Eric B. & Rakim's seminal cut "Paid In Full." Check it out after the jump.

G-Unit teams up for "Bring My Bottles". Young Buck is joined by 50 Cent and Tony Yayo for the Swiff D produced track. The cut is vintage G-Unit, as the trio revisits their Beg for Mercy track. Listen after the jump.