Tony Yayo Makes Big Announcement, Reunites W/ Former G-Unit Member

G-Unit's Tony Yayo is shocking the Internet this week after announcing plans to reunite with one-time foe and former group member Young Buck.

According to the “Talk of New York,” he has a new song called “Devils Advocate” coming out with Buck Marley.

“Devils Advocate dropping today featuring Young Buck.???????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/HkkHv2gZ8N,” Yayo tweeted April 14. (Tony Yayo’s Twitter)

Reportedly their first time in the lab together in years, Young Buck and ex-Unit member Game clocked in studio time last year.

The studio makes for strange friends. The Game and Young Buck put aside their tumultuous past and reunited in the studio for their track new “Rolling Stone.” Both rappers were down with G-Unit until they had separate, highly-public falling outs with honcho 50 Cent. Buck may be putting the past behind him with other members of G-Unit too. We reported that Tony Yayo recently shouted Buck out on Twitter with, “good to see you home homie, lets get this money @youngbuckm,” which implies that a collabo may be in the process. Buck appears to be on his music grind after his two-year prison sentence for weapons possession. He only served a portion of that and was released this year. (RapFix)

Last month, Unit head 50 Cent said his longtime pal had come to rely on him for too much.

“I just shot 13 music videos for Animal Ambition,” Fif said in an interview. “With Ya, I put him in like 4 of the joints – I think some people are like milk. They have an expiration date. No matter what you do, they’ll spoil after awhile. What I’m saying to you is I’ve done a lot for them. Being personable with people, they’ll feel like that homeboy code – ‘You got it, so you should give it to me,’ versus what makes sense. If you don’t sustain your value in the marketplace, I gotta pay you the market rate.” (“The Breakfast Club”)

Recently, 50 said frustration and anger may have contributed to Yayo making publicized anti-Unit remarks.

“I had a wonderful journey with the people I grew up with. I think the frustration comes from shock, probably, that it’s not everything they wanted it to be,” he says of Yayo’s comments. “Him of all people… It’s not a secret, it’s a known fact that he actually came home form jail with a million dollars and a Bentley. Like, ‘What do you want?'” (Billboard)