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Review title: "Predicate Felon" Review
Product review: The final of the original G-Unit to put out his solo album, the long-incarcerated Tony Yayo looks to follow suit in the success of his fellow G-Unit brothers, Young Buck and Lloyd Banks as well as the commander-in-chief, 50 Cent. What better way to do so than by following the same formula to a tee, right? This may perhaps be the biggest problem with "Predicate Felon". Aside from a few tracks written while behind bars, the content on Yayo's solo LP seems almost exactly identical to prior G-Unit releases. It's the usual format. You've got your party track ("So Seductive"), your songs for the ladies ("Curious", "Project Princess"), your song about smoking weed ("I'm So High"), and your pimp song ("Pimpin"). Mix in it with a few "street tracks" and some G-Unit collabo tracks and you've got the formula. While "Predicate Felon" has a few worthwhile tracks, Yayo, for the most part, doesn't seem like he can hold down a solo album on his own.
