Tony Yayo just told Rick Ross his career’s over after “Set In Stone” sold less than Tory Lanez while he’s locked up. Tony Yayo just delivered a brutal assessment of one of Hip-Hop’s most decorated careers, and the numbers backing his critique are impossible to ignore. The conversation quickly escalated beyond just album numbers into a broader commentary about legacy, relevance, and what it takes to maintain status in an industry that moves faster than most can keep up with. “You need the Drake stimulus package,” Yayo said, referencing the impact that beefing with Drake had on Ross’s commercial trajectory. The tone was less about celebration and more about observation, as if Yayo was simply stating facts that the numbers already confirmed.