Born Marshall Bruce Mathers III, Eminem is a Grammy-winning Detroit rapper. (Photo : Reuters)
Tony Yayo's new EP with 50 Cent and the crew titled "The Beast Is G Unit" has been made available on iTunes.
The Haitian rapper, who is a hip-hop group G-Unit member, recently visited the "Hot Ones" show of First We Feast, in which he talked about Eminem's addiction to Taco Bell.
When asked about Eminem's most annoying habit, Yayo said it is the rapper's Taco Bell addiction. While eating a spicy chicken wing, Yayo said, "Every time, we're around Em and we're backstage, there's Taco Bell everywhere. Shout out to Taco Bell. Sometimes you want something a little different."
In the show, Yayo also said Bobby Shmurda's signature shmoney dance is better than other dances, including his. He said, "For right now, it's above the Yayo dance. Yayo dance is #2."
During the five-minute episode of "Hot Ones," Yayo was tasked to increasingly tougher questions paired with increasingly spicier chicken wings, which he described as "hot food, hot questions."
"I'm Haitian, so we eat all kinds of spicy food," said Yayo, whose real name is Marvin Benard. He was raised in South Jamaica, Queens, New York and has friends with Lloyd Banks and 50 Cents for a long time.
Yayo was one of the celebrities who have taken part in the aid to the victims of the Haiti earthquake in 2010. At the time, he told MTV, "Haiti lost everything in 30 seconds. In 30 seconds, no warning."
While Yayo was not able to finish the spicy chicken wing challenge, he was able to promote "The Beast Is G-Unit," which is G-Unit's latest mixtape.
According to the G-Unit affiliate, Yayo is working on a new mixtape that is "coming soon."
