Tony Yayo - Thoughts Of A Predicate Felon
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Track List: Thoughts Of A Predicate Felon
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- Intro
- HomicideDownload & Buy
- It Is What It IsDownload & Buy
- Tattle TellerDownload & Buy
- So Seductive
- Eastside WestsideDownload & Buy
- Drama Setter
- We Don't Give A F***Download & Buy
- Pimpin
- CuriousDownload & Buy
- I'm So High
- Love My StyleDownload & Buy
- Project Princess
- G-S***
- I Know You Don't Love MeDownload & Buy
- Dear Suzie
- Live By The Gun
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Album Details: Thoughts Of A Predicate Felon
- Release Date:
- 06/28/2005
- Label:
- Interscope Records
- UPC:
- 602498828069
User Reviews: Thoughts Of A Predicate Felon
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What Happened Yayo
, August 28, 2005Reviewer: theempera - See all theempera's reviews -
Tony Yoyo
, August 22, 2005Reviewer:
dave b - See all dave b's reviews 1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this Thoughts Of A Predicate Felon review helpfulPros: yoyo
Cons: boring
the problem with the G Unit is how much they lack originality. it's the same ol same ol gangsta stories with good, fat beats. so Tony Yoyo is out of jail and as a real gangsta he's coming with a blockbuster debut album : some people find this exciting. i don't.
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Pro Reviews: Thoughts Of A Predicate Felon
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews It's near impossible to ignore all the drama that colored the release of Thoughts of a Predicate Felon. Tony Yayo, the mythical fourth member of GUnit, was locked up during his crew's rise to supreme power, big boss Eminem wore a "Free Yayo" shirt to the Grammys, and just when everyone throws on their "Yayo's Home" shirt, the man lands himself lands another jail sentence within 12 hours of getting out, because of a forged passport he handed to a parole officer. Course, everything associated with 50 Cent and crew has such hype leading up to it that you'd think the hood closes shop for a day to honor the release date, but the events in the weeks right before this drop date tell a different story. The album was leaked across the Internet like a dam busted, and nobody at the label seemed to mind and didn't bother to push the release date up. Plus, the guy finally gets his shot and lands the same release week as Time cover boy Kanye West's sophomore debut. All this hype and then all eyes on Kanye? It's actually crazy like a fox because Yayo's album is unable to support the big buildup, so let Kanye draw the fivestar reviews while Internet downloaders sing the praises of the album's excellent highlights to their homies. Yayo's craftier and smarter than expected considering the thug myth built around him. He handles hooky party numbers like "So Seductive" extremely well, he drops the occasional stinger that draws a "damn" and even on the lukewarm bedroom number "Curious" with Joe, he saves face with a decent flow over the sickeningly slick production. He has the fiercest growl and bite in the GUnit family, but he's also a loose canon who delivers a clumsy dis at Fat Joe during the otherwise hot "Tattle Teller" and delivers a euphemism for the female anatomy that would make R. Kelly embarrassed on the horribly titled "Project Princess." Maybe 50 handled Yayo with too much reverence and not enough grooming, but if Predicate Felon only offers a few tracks of interest to the general hiphopper, it offers a bit more to the loyal GUnit soldier. He bleeds hood from his veins and while Young Buck and Lloyd Banks benefited greatly from the polish, Yayo is rightfully served some of the toughest bangers and darkest cuts from the crew. Add another exciting production from Eminem ("Drama Setter") and a whimsical highlight in the fourth quarter ("Dear Suzie"), and you've got an album worth every GUnit fan's attention. If he held back any longer the myth was going to blow up in his face. Sneaking an uneven but occasionally thrilling hood album out under Kanye's shadow is another stroke of brilliance from 50's marketing department and excellent way to transition Yayo from monolithic myth to gutsy secondline soldier. - David Jeffries, All Music Guide |
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Tony Yayo Biography
A street legend before the recording of his debut even started, rapper Tony Yayo is a lifelong friend of 50 Cent and a member of his GUnit crew. Yayo had been with 50 during his careerbuilding years in the world of mixtapes. Along with 50 Cent, Yayo ...Full Tony Yayo Biography
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Pros: 2 songs
Cons: Whole Album
iv been waiting for this album since march...i was so disappointed that im writing a review:( the album has ummm ill give it 2 hot songs besides that i dont understand how the G unit squad can allow such TRASH to be compiled into an album and sold. 50 cent put out a Fire album then banks and buck held up good but yayo has had so much hype around him he shoulda came out on 50 cents level.
HOW does the hottest rap squad put out wach songs.it makes NO sense. he cant write lyrics for his life all that time in prison he should have been thinking about what he wanted to say. ...