Showing posts with label the game. Show all posts
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Monday, October 3, 2011

Game Responds To 50 Cent


50 Cent is once again up to his old antagonistic tricks. The rapper released his latest track, "Love, Hate, Love" on Thursday, September 29 and caused quite a stir. The song features jabs at two of hip hop's most well-known rappers, superstar Lil Wayne and 50's longtime rival, Compton rapper Game.

50 Cent mocked Weezy's latest clothing choices and extracurricular activities, ("Actin' like a white boy bored/ Now you wanna jump a flight of stairs on a skateboard" "Why the f**k your pants so tight?/ You trying to show n***as your ass, your alternative life?")

He hit below the belt with Game: "You said you was gonna see me when your homie got shot/ It's been a while so I'm guessing you must've forgot/ Once again you forget ain't this some sh*t/ You forgot about me b*tch I wrote your hits."

Game responded to the track immediately via Twitter.

@50cent I'm on tour doin shows," he tweeted. "But soon as @avanterose find a studio for me I'm killin yo "Planet Of The Apes" face havin ass nigga #MEunit

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Game On Beefing With Jay-Z:



Rapper Game is one of hip hop's biggest drama queens...er...kings. The Compton emcee has been taking shots at everyone from Amber Rose to Lil B lately, but it was his dig at Jay-Z on the track "Uncle Otis" that got a lot of folks talking. Game finally opened up--sort of--and explained why he has a problem with Jay.
“I met Jay-Z a long time ago in the 40/40 Club and he seemed like a cool dude and I asked him something—‘How do you stay relevant?’—and I ain’t really like his answer. So ever since then I just kinda take shots here and shot there,” Game said in an interview with radio personality Big Boy.
When he was pressed for more information, Game backed off. “I’ll tell you off air, anybody else who wants to know, just follow me on Twitter and ask me.” But he later wrote down his reason for beefing with Jay-Z and had someone else read it on the air. His note allegedly read: “Most of you new rappers won’t last long anyway, maybe you should think of another lane.”