Tony Yayo, Haitian descent rapper

Marvin Bernard, Tony Yayo, is one of the G-unit members who have been able to gain a lot of popularity through their efforts in producing and recording great records some of which have made it as far as 2x platinum and gold sale. He is one of the members who have been around to see the far and the hassles the G-unit group has gone through and how much it has achieved. He is one of the CEOs to the group and as such he is very much famous all over the world just like all the other members.

During their first album immediately after the group was granted its own recording label by Interscope international it released its own first album entitled Beg for Mercy. This was in November of 2003 during which time Tony Yayo was in jail. He however did appear on the album.

Marvin Bernard or better known as Tony Yayo was later able to fully participate in the recording and production of the second album T.O.S: Terminate on Sight which was released in July of 2008 and went on ahead to record a record sale of 102,000 copies in the first week alone. It then went on to a gold shipping of 700,000 copies and was one of the stepping stones for the group. He has also done some work on his solo career where he released his debut Thoughts of a Predicate Felon. He is one of the artists to watch out for since he has a very great potential which could make him the next 50 cents.

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Marvin Bernard better known as Tony Yayo is a rapper of the group called G-Unit with and has a Haitian background.

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