Why The Game Wasn’t Wrong: Tony Yayo Exposes Rap Industry Politics 🤐..#podcast

追加: 2026-05-25

[00:00:00]In the rap game, it's all about divide, conquer, and unexpected alliances.

[00:00:04]divide and conquer. So, when you look at it, we we [ __ ] up on a lot of money cuz of egos. So, the [ __ ] started a whole bunch of [ __ ] and we missed out on millions of dollars. I mean, you know, when people get around, their job is to, you know, divide and conquer.

[00:00:17]You know, game it's not When you look back at it, he wasn't in the wrong and he wasn't in the right. Right.

[00:00:23]>> You know why?

[00:00:24]He wasn't in the wrong because he was a fan of Jim Jones and all these [ __ ] and, you know, he a certified gangster and that's his choice and Nas and Jadakiss cuz at one time I was I'm, you know, I'm still a fan of Nas and Jadakiss even if 50 had beef with them.

[00:00:38]Don't matter. Later on, 50 might laugh with some of these [ __ ] Look, we cool with Styles P and the Lox, boy.

[00:00:44]>> He's cool with Damon Damon, um, what's his name? Marlon? Marlon Wayans. Marlon Wayans, excuse me. Marlon Wayans, he's cool with him now. You see them online laughing. You never know, it's the rap game. He's cool with Wu-Tang. I remember there was a time Wu-Tang [ __ ] hated 50. They still hate me a little bit, I guess, but you know, they love 50. You know what I'm saying? So, you just never know what it is. When you're iconic and got money, it always can be worked out. You know what I'm saying?