Controversy seems to follow G-Unit’s Tony Yayo. In an interview with Spin magazine, the Queens native takes shots at Wu-Tang Clan’s Ghostface Killah, claiming, “The streets are different now,” Yayo told Spin. “Guys like Ghostface don’t mater. They don’t. They had a run, but it’s over.” Yayo’s comments were apart of a 50 Cent feature Spin ran on their website. During the interview, the conversation also turned to record sales, artistic merit and Ghostface’s classic LP, Supreme Clientele, prompting Yayo to proclaim, “He [Ghostface] didn’t even write that album, man. That kid from Far Rockaway — Superb — he wrote that record.” 50 Cent, however, was quick to jump in and deflect the attention away from Yayo’s comments. “I don’t know nothing about any of that,” 50 told Spin. “He’s the writer. I’m not gonna say he ain’t write it.”