Tony Yayo recalled the time G-Unit rapper Young Buck had his chain snatched from him in Chicago back in 2004.
“Yeah, that was crazy. It was the G-Unit spinner. Muthaf-cka was in Chicago and one of the dude’s homies (D-Tay) took the Chain and he in Chicago. He got caught slippin’. You in Chicago with that big-ass chain on? I mean things happen. Merry Christmas,” he told DJ Vlad.
Yayo said that even though 50 Cent rapped that he’d be willing to die for his chain…he would not be.
“I’m not gonna say what I would do, but some people would be like, ‘Take the chain. Don’t worry about it, we’ll spin back.’ And some people would actually die for their chain. So it depends on the situation and the person,” said Yayo.
“Some people that are smart have their sh-t insured and be like, ‘Alright, well f-ck it.’ Where we come from, that’s two things that you gotta respect; respect my name and respect my chain. It’s all bullsh-t at the end of the day because it really ain’t about a chain, it’s about some real estate and all that other sh-t.”
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