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Tony Yayo is an American rapper. He is a member of the G-Unit crew. He was imprisoned on weapons charges in early 2003 and as such he only appears twice on the G-unit album Beg For Mercy. He was released January 7, 2004, but was arrested the following day for possessing a forged passport. On the track Stunt 101 fellow rapper Young Buck says "free yayo". Yayo has been released since May 26, 2004.

He has recorded with such rap artists as Lil Flip, Eminem and Dr. Dre, as well as with his original group, G-Unit.

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