Tony Yayo's Blistering Diss Against DJ Vlad Over Potential Verzuz Battle with Memphis Bleek: 'You Can't Be Serious'
In a scathing interview with DJ Vlad on his VLADTV show, Tony Yayo let it be known that he is not even considering taking on fellow East Coast rapper Memphis Bleek in a highly anticipated Verzuz battle. When asked by DJ Vlad about the potential matchup, Yayo responded with a tongue-lashing, saying "This is really 'get out of here, Vlad' stuff." He went on to explain that despite his underdog status, he has been riding high for years, touring globally and selling out shows.
Yayo took great offense to the idea that Memphis Bleek could even be considered as an opponent, pointing out that Bleek's biggest hits are from over two decades ago. Yayo claimed that he has been continuously touring and building his brand through the G-Unit label, which speaks for itself. When asked what he needs to prove to critics and fans, Yayo simply stated "I've been in Nelson Mandela's cell – what more proof do you need?"
The conversation also delved into Yayo's recent tour performances, with him sharing stories of sold-out shows across Canada. He boasted about selling merchandise featuring the G-Unit logo, cementing his status as a respected figure in hip-hop.
Yayo's response to DJ Vlad and the potential Verzuz battle left fans and critics alike scratching their heads. With Yayo confidently asserting that Memphis Bleek would not even be able to compete, it seems that only one person can truly claim victory – Tony Yayo himself.
In a scathing interview with DJ Vlad on his VLADTV show, Tony Yayo let it be known that he is not even considering taking on fellow East Coast rapper Memphis Bleek in a highly anticipated Verzuz battle. When asked by DJ Vlad about the potential matchup, Yayo responded with a tongue-lashing, saying "This is really 'get out of here, Vlad' stuff." He went on to explain that despite his underdog status, he has been riding high for years, touring globally and selling out shows.
Yayo took great offense to the idea that Memphis Bleek could even be considered as an opponent, pointing out that Bleek's biggest hits are from over two decades ago. Yayo claimed that he has been continuously touring and building his brand through the G-Unit label, which speaks for itself. When asked what he needs to prove to critics and fans, Yayo simply stated "I've been in Nelson Mandela's cell – what more proof do you need?"
The conversation also delved into Yayo's recent tour performances, with him sharing stories of sold-out shows across Canada. He boasted about selling merchandise featuring the G-Unit logo, cementing his status as a respected figure in hip-hop.
Yayo's response to DJ Vlad and the potential Verzuz battle left fans and critics alike scratching their heads. With Yayo confidently asserting that Memphis Bleek would not even be able to compete, it seems that only one person can truly claim victory – Tony Yayo himself.
I'm not surprised Yayo's got the confidence to take on Memphis Bleek though - when was the last time Bleek sold out a show, lol? 
I remember when we used to use dial-up internet and had to wait for ages just to download music 
. Now, these rappers are making millions off their tours and merchandise sales 
... Yayo's got that G-Unit brand locked down, and you can't deny his street cred 
What's next? Verzuz battles with the old-school legends like DMX or Jay-Z? 
! Who else could go from being an underdog to selling out shows in Canada and still be getting sniped at? 
️. And let's be real, if anyone can prove themselves in that situation, it's Yayo – being locked up with Nelson Mandela himself is no joke! 
What do you guys think? Who should be next to take on Yayo in a Verzuz battle?
I'm kinda surprised by how dismissive Tony Yayo was about the Verzuz battle with Memphis Bleek...like, isn't a little hype good for your rep? 
But at the same time, it's hard to deny that he's been on fire lately - those sold-out shows across Canada are no joke! 
I think what bothers me most is how low-key he was about being an underdog...I mean, doesn't he feel like he's got something to prove? 
But honestly, if anyone can pull off a Verzuz battle without even breaking a sweat, it's Tony Yayo - that dude's confidence is REAL 
.
he's been killing the game for years and still going strong 
and honestly I feel him, selling out shows in canada and all that merch being flown off the shelves 
gotta respect his hustle. but at the same time tho, memphis bleek has got some classic hits too 
. Does Yayo really think he's on a different level than everyone else in hip-hop? 
his response to dj vlad was straight fire too, callin him out for thinkin memphis bleek could even step into the ring with him 
but what i love is when he says he's been in Nelson Mandela's cell – that's some next level proof right there 
sold out shows across canada? that's not something to brag about, that's just a fact 
tony's got the G-unit label to back him up and he's been grinding nonstop
but seriously tho, tony yayo's got some legit points about building his brand and selling out shows. he's been grinding for years and it shows 
tony yayo's already proven himself as a respected artist in his own right, so yeah let him take on whoever he wants, not some has-been like memphis bleek 
I feel like he deserves some recognition, you know? 
and Tony's been on a roll since '02 too, but at least he's still making music that people care about 
it's like, what more proof does Vlad need to see? Tony just dropped some major shade on Bleek though 
and I am HERE for it 
. Like, what’s the point of even having a Verzuz battle if you’re just gonna diss your opponent before it even happens? It's all about vibes and energy, right? And Tony Yayo seems pretty confident in his own abilities, but I'm not sure how Memphis Bleek would react to being called out like that... might just bring some heat 
. But at the same time, it feels like Yayo is kinda dismissing Bleek's accomplishments without giving him a chance