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A phrase used by G-Unit, that refers to the incarcerated rapper Tony Yayo. Yayo and 50 grew up together. Tony was incarcerated twice. First he was sent to jail for having an unregistered gun, and being around a murder crime scene. After being released, he was arrested again for having a registered gun in his car (which is illegal). He was sent away for two years, and he is now coming back with a new album in 2005.
"I had the whole crowd yelling free yayo" - Game
1. A plea or demand for the release of G-Unit's Tony Yayo from prison (he's out by now).
2. Cocaine that you don't have to pay for.
1. Free Yayo! He's sick of tossing his cellmate's salad.
2. This guy was nice enough to give me some free yayo after I tossed his salad.
A G-Unit phrase, encouraging the freedom of G-Unit rapper Tony Yayo who was is doing time for illegal weapon possession (totin' a gun).
"Free Yayo," Banks shouted as he walked off the stage at the end of the concert.
A term commonly used by G-Unit encouraging the freedom of rapper Tony Yayo who was locked up for illegal weapon possession and released on parole only to be sent back in the slammer for a forged passport.
"Free Yayo, And Tell em bitch ass niggaz put they vests on, i'm here now"
Young Buck - G-Unit