50 Cent joked that he’s leaving G-Unit because Tony Yayo is taking too long to diss Jim Jones and Memphis Bleek.
Over the weekend, 50 Cent hopped on Instagram to show fans a day in his life. In one clip, he cracked some jokes while aboard a private jet with Tony Yayo about leaving G-Unit.
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“I’ve been doing some soul searching, and I think I want out the group, OK?” Fif told Yayo.
“If anything, you just kicking us out the group,” Yayo responded.
“Took too long to respond to Jimmy and Memphis Bleek,” 50 Cent continued. “I’m saying, n—as is talking mad sh–, though. You not even like that.”
The hilarious exchange comes after Memphis Bleek and Jim Jones criticized Tony Yayo for comments he made about Jay-Z and loyalty. “Tell hype man Yayo, let’s see his show,” Memphis Bleek said earlier in October alongside a picture of himself performing to a sold-out crowd in Tokyo. The tweet was an insinuated response to Yayo’s claims that 50 Cent supported him more than Hov ever supported Memphis Bleek.
Bleek responded in more detail to Yayo’s claim while on Drink Champs: “I seen something Tony Yayo said — Hov don’t look out for me like 50 look out for him. I just want to clear that up: Hov don’t have to. I’m chewing a lot on my own. If Hov look out, I’m telling you, I’ll be up there. So when y’all see me out here, that’s the Blizzo budget. I just want to let n—as know Hov don’t have to.”
Jim Jones then entered the chat after he sat down for a convo with Bleek as part of the series Artist 2 Artist.
“Yayo smoke hard coke,” Jones said. “You look like you need to be taken care of na, you look like you need to go to the dentist, you look like you need to brush your teeth. You look like you need hygiene na. You look like you need help. Tell your man 50 to send you an ounce or something. You might need two ounces, n—a.”
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