Video After The Jump
G-Unit fire starter Tony Yayo is enjoying success on the independent side of the record business these days.
With the recent release of his LP Prequel "GunPowder Guru" Yayo sees the benefits of keeping everything in house.
He sat down with BET recently and told them why he would never sign to E-1, formerly Koch Records.
"Would I consider signing with Koch? No, Because I know 50 would structure a better deal than Koch would give me. So I would just stay over here, you know, G-Unit’s a good label. I mean, we got our own people that work for us, so I feel like even on the "T.O.S." [Terminate on Site] album, I felt like we was independent on that album, like interscope didn’t give us the push that we need like iTunes and other places."
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