Feud Alert: Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda Clash Over Film Success

Welcome to Music Nation 365, where we bring you the latest updates on your favorite artists and their adventures in the world of entertainment. Today, we dive into a hilarious back-and-forth between two rap legends – Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda, as they debate who has had the better career in film.

The exchange between the two was captured by Power actor Gianni Paolo, who witnessed Murda adamantly proclaiming that his work with Bruce Willis surpasses anything Yayo has accomplished as an actor. “Bruce Willis! Who you did movies with?” Murda shouted animatedly at his peer, emphasizing his point.

In response, Yayo stood his ground, pointing out his role in the 2011 film “S.W.A.T: Firefight.” He also mentioned his brief appearance in the star-studded cast of “Morning Glory” in 2010, which featured A-listers like Rachel McAdams, Harrison Ford, and Diane Keaton.

However, Murda was quick to highlight his own recent accomplishments, including his role as an armored-car security driver named Barney in 2018’s “Reprisal.” He also mentioned his appearance in a Tubi film titled “Street Connected.”

Despite their playful banter, both artists have made significant strides in the world of entertainment, showcasing their talents on the big screen alongside Hollywood heavyweights.

This lighthearted exchange comes on the heels of Uncle Murda’s recent revelation about a past deception in his career. In a candid interview, the G-Unit affiliate admitted to fabricating a story about getting shot in the head early in his career.

Reflecting on his actions, Murda acknowledged the pressure to maintain a certain image in the rap industry. “All rappers lie,” he confessed. “I remember I lied about getting shot in the head because I wanted to ride the wave of the 2Pac-50 Cent era.”

He explained how he leveraged a real-life incident of being in a car that was shot at to create the illusion of having been shot in the head. The blood on his face from a cut sustained during the incident added credibility to his fabricated story, generating buzz and intrigue among fans.

As Uncle Murda and Tony Yayo continue to entertain fans with their music and acting roles, their playful rivalry adds an extra layer of entertainment to their already impressive careers. Stay tuned to Music Nation 365 for more updates on your favorite artists and their exciting adventures in the entertainment industry.