Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda sparked controversy during a recent episode of their podcast, The Real Report, by criticizing fellow artist Dave Blunts. Their remarks were in response to Blunts’ song, “First Day Out The Hospital,” which was included in Complex magazine’s list of the 20 best “First Day Out” songs. A clip from the podcast has since gone viral, attracting significant attention on social media.
In the podcast segment, Yayo expressed disbelief over Blunts’ inclusion on the list. “I don’t know how he was on that list,” Yayo stated, setting the tone for Uncle Murda’s blunt comments. Murda responded emphatically, “F*ck Dave Blunts. Dave Blunts the fat n***a, right? Correct? F*ck him.” Yayo attempted to temper Murda’s enthusiasm, saying, “You’re not listening. Chill out. You’ve had too many drinks tonight.” Murda later acknowledged his state by admitting, “I just wanted to get that out. We’ve been drinking.”
The duo then made their case against Blunts’ song, arguing that it should not qualify for the list as it referenced a hospital stay rather than a prison release. “He first day out the hospital for eating too much,” Murda joked, prompting Yayo to respond, “That’s wild. You’re wilding right now.”
Fans on X (formerly Twitter) found humor in the exchange, with one user commenting, “They’ve got to learn to stop talking over each other and stop drinking..lol,” while another noted, “This the hysterical podcast my New Yorker brain needed.”
The rant constituted a segment from the inaugural episode of The Real Report, which premiered on Monday, March 11, 2024. The episode featured various discussions, including topics related to Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, and 50 Cent, alongside their ongoing connection to G-Unit.
Yayo and Murda had initially announced their podcast plans in December 2022. Reflecting on the development, Yayo told XXL, “I ain’t realize all of this was going to happen. God will bless you in different ways. We signed with The Volume. They got great production. Shout to Shannon Sharpe, shout to Joe and Jada [Jadakiss]. Where was we at? Germany or was it Turkey? I’ll let Murda tell the story of what happened at breakfast.”
As Yayo and Murda continue to explore various topics in their podcast, the dynamic between the two artists promises to keep audiences engaged. Their candid discussions, mixed with humor and critique, contribute to a lively atmosphere that resonates with fans of the hip-hop genre.
