07/06/08 - Game Interview with Inked, Talks Tatt's, and Wants to Work With 50 Cent

timskelly · 07-06-2008, 03:32 AM

To say Jayceon “The Game” Taylor is a man of many contradictions is an understatement. An example: He grew up in Compton, CA, gangbanging with the Bloods even though his own mom was once affiliated with the Crips. He’s a cocky son-of-a-bitch who’s never been afraid to publicly champion himself as the greatest rapper alive. At the same time, he exhibits near-monk-like humility when it comes to thanking his friends, family, and hip-hop predecessors for paving the path of his success.

Even The Game’s trajectory from Compton delinquent to international rap star has been riddled with paradox. He’s as hardcore a representation of West Coast as they come, and yet his first album, The Documentary, was a collaborative lovefest between geographical opposites Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, Kanye West, Nate Dogg, and Just Blaze. Despite such diplomacy, The Game is probably best known—at least in the mainstream—for his very legendary and very public beef with 50 Cent and G-Unit, a squabble he had memorialized in ink with a tattoo that reads “G-Unot” on his elbow.

In fact, Game’s whole attitude towards tattooing is at odds. Some of the work he’s had done is incredibly profound—particularly the pieces dedicated to his fallen rap heroes. Others seem to be of little or no importance to him at all. When asked about the “L.A.” emblazoned on his right cheek, the best The Game could offer was, “I don’t know. I’m from L.A. Go figure.”

INKED: How many tattoos do you have these days? Do you even know?
Actually, the other day I was like, ‘How many tattoos do I have?’ So, I counted them up and I have 49. That’s some freak shit. I messed up counting a couple of times because some of those shits are connected. I had to keep recounting, but I got it: 49 total. I’m going to get number 50 tomorrow— me and Travis Barker.

You’re pals with Travis Barker?
Yeah, we’re both just crazy tatters—that’s my boy. So, tomorrow I’m going to his house. We’re going to have the tattoo guy come over and whatever happens happens.

How did you and Travis hook up?
Shit, you know, we’re both musicians. I’m a big fan of his and he’s a fan of mine. We met years ago, and that’s been my dog ever since.

He’s covered, man. He’s got you beat.
Yeah, but once you’re covered, you’re covered. I’m going to catch up.

When did you start getting tatted up?
I got my first tattoo when I was in the eighth grade. But some of my first tatts you can no longer see. You get older and those tattoos get whack, plus you start getting real work done by real people and you cover them shits up. My first one was on my right arm—a man holding a globe in his hand.

And what was the significance of that?
That the world is mine. But you covered it up? Yeah, cuz I figured out that the world wasn’t mine. I had to share it with three billion other people, so I covered it up. I have a mural of Tupac on there now.

You’re big on tribute tatts.
The right arm is the tribute arm—that’s just the way it turned out. I have a bunch of rappers that have passed on: I got Eazy-E, Big Pun, Biggie, Jam Master Jay.

What does ink mean to you, then? On one hand, you’re a guy who gets all of these meaningful tributes. On the other hand, you just said that tomorrow with Travis, “whatever happens happens.”
It’s all my grandmother’s fault, man. When I was younger, she told me that tattoos weren’t all that bad because your skin is just a costume you borrow from God while you’re here on earth. As soon as you leave, you gotta give God his costume back. So, she told me I could write whatever I wanted on mine, I’d just have to return it with scribbling on it. That’s a crazy analogy, but if anybody calls my Grandmother crazy, we’re going to have a problem.

Do you get all your work done by the same dude?
I don’t give a fuck who does it. I’ll just walk into a tattoo shop off the street and say, ‘My name is Game and I want a fucking tattoo. Now, which one of you bastards can do it?’

If an INKED reader wanted to get a tattoo on his or her face, what advice would you give?
Don’t do it. You’ll never get a job with a tattoo on your face. To get a face tatt, you gotta be a rebel, you gotta be worth millions of dollars, and you gotta not give a fuck anymore. Know what I’m saying? My tattoos on my face make me who I am. I’m worth millions and millions of dollars, I’ve sold millions of records and I’m a fucking superstar entertainer. It’s not for everybody. You can’t get a tattoo on your face and then get into Harvard. That’s not how it works. But, if you win the lotto, go and write whatever the fuck you want on your face.

Before you sold millions and millions, what records did you come up on?
NWA’s Straight Outta Compton, Ice Cube’s Lethal *********, DJ Quik’s Quik is the Name, Doggystyle, The Chronic, Paid in Full album, the Life After Death double-disc, Makaveli. The same albums everyone came up on.

It must have blown you away when Dr. Dre called and wanted to work with you early on.
Shit, it was astounding, man. I love Dr. Dre for every part he played in the early stage of my career. I’m always going to be indebted to him for giving me a shot. I’m just happy that I was able to outlast all of the bullshit and still be standing as one of the more potent figures in hip-hop today.

How did you come up with your name?
Well, I’ve always been Game. That’s been my nickname since I was five years old because I was always so active. I played basketball, baseball, football, golf, and tennis. I ran track and I swam. I used to jump off of roofs on my skateboard and make slingshots out of two by fours. My grandmother—she’s old-school, from the South—she used to say that I was game for anything. So, that’s how the name came up. When I became a rapper I added the “The.” It’s sort of like “PhD” to a doctor, but I added T-H-E. It’s like my “Mister.” Instead of Mr. Game you got The Game.

What’s the whackest MC name you’ve ever encountered?
That would have to be Vanilla Ice. You ever think about what the fuck that means? What the fuck does a piece of vanilla ice look like? What does it taste like? I don’t want that shit in my lemonade.

Your recent role in the Los Angeles-based cop flick Street Kings was pretty memorable. Is there an acting career in your future?
Man, I didn’t even get to go to that premiere because I was working in the studio and couldn’t get out. I did see it, though—on a bootleg. I know that’s fucked up, but I couldn’t help it and I really wanted to see the movie. I thought it was phenomenal. My little part was great and Common’s part was great, too. I thought Keanu Reeves was dope.

Keanu’s character kicked your ass with a phone book in that. Is it true they don’t leave bruises?
Phone books do leave bruises. And if you thought I got hit enough times in the movie, imagine doing take after take after 30 fucking takes of getting smashed with a phone book. I had a headache that was out of this world. But, I was my own stunt man—I’m like the black Jackie Chan.

How did you like acting compared to rapping?
Acting is harder than being a musician, I’ll tell you that. The workload will kick your fucking ass like Andre the Giant’s foot. But, the paychecks are bigger, so that’s what I like about it.

Your third album, L.A.X., is set to drop any day now. Why should people go out and buy it?
People shouldn’t go out and buy it. They should do something else with their money.

That’s not much of a sales pitch.
I’m not trying to sell anybody anything. I just make good music. If you want to buy it, buy it. If you don’t want to buy it, then buy the album next to it. Who cares? I have a core fan base. They love me and I love them. If you really want to listen to dope hip-hop, then you’ll take my album home from the store and listen to it. Or you can leave it there.

Then, what can we expect from L.A.X. if we bring it home?
You can expect one of the dopest, modern-day rap artists to deliver another dope hip-hop album. I’ve sold eight million records to date. That’s eight-times platinum on two albums, and everybody is saying L.A.X. is my best one yet. I think it’s a dope album, but my favorite is still Doctor’s Advocate. That’s the one where I was fighting a lot of turmoil and beefs and had to prove that I could overcome the sophomore jinx, which I think I did. It didn’t sell as much as The Documentary, but anything over platinum pleases me. L.A.X. is going to be a fun album. You’ve never heard Game like this.

Well, since you made mention of beefs, would you consider yourself a troublemaker or a peacemaker in the hip-hop game?
I’m in the middle of both. I never start shit—that’s my thing. I always wind up with my back against the wall having to throw punches to defend myself or to make sure nobody tarnishes my rap legacy. So, sometimes it might seem like I’m a troublemaker, but that’s because once you turn my light on I’m fucking going until we burn out.

You’ve already worked with heavies like Dre, Kanye, and Timbaland—and, obviously, G-Unit before the beef. If you could choose anyone in the world to collaborate with next, who would it be?
If I could work with anybody today, I’d work with Curtis Jackson.

50 Cent? Are you serious?
Yeah. I would. We had our beefs, but now that’s over. I don’t have any problem with the dude anymore. We made dope music when we were working together and we could probably make a billion dollars if we fucking reunited. I don’t know, maybe this article will help inspire the dude. I’d love to work with Curtis again.

No shit? Your “G-Unot” tattoo might make that a little difficult.
Hey, when I got that tatt done, that’s just how I was feeling that day. Whatever I’m feeling on a given day is just how it fucking is. I’m day by day.

timskelly · 07-06-2008, 03:34 AM

damn as much as i like game this dudes bipolar as fuck

timskelly · 07-06-2008, 03:36 AM

watch all the haters

Wiggy F Baby · 07-06-2008, 03:38 AM

another change of heart doja?

dudes gimec is played to the max, like everyone doesn't know next week another diss record is coming

suss3it · 07-06-2008, 03:42 AM

Wow dude changed up quick, I was expecting him to say Dr. Dre, but you guys gotta admit they did make dope music together.

timmy_H · 07-06-2008, 03:49 AM

it will never happen!!!!!!!!!!!

timmy_H · 07-06-2008, 03:50 AM

he knows it too and he is just playing with boo boo and all u groupies....

p-money123 · 07-06-2008, 03:53 AM

come on Curtis I know this is hard for you to stop beefin with game exspecialy since he dissed you and your momma but game and 50 = 2pac. To me....

timskelly · 07-06-2008, 03:58 AM

they will never work together but ya they did make good music together

Bkjj11 · 07-06-2008, 04:04 AM

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Originally Posted by timskelly;3414706What’s the whackest MC name you’ve ever encountered?That would have to be Vanilla Ice. You ever think about what the fuck that means? What the fuck does a piece of vanilla ice look like?[B

What does it taste like?[/b] I don’t want that shit in my lemonade.

wanting to taste vanilla ice lmaoooo groupie ass nikka...

Blackwall soldier · 07-06-2008, 04:14 AM

that shit will never happen because lets face it he will be hating 50 cent tomorow again. dont get me wrong i like both artists and would love to see it happen but you have to be realistic about this shit

chickenwings · 07-06-2008, 04:18 AM

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Originally Posted by timskelly

How did you and Travis hook up?
Shit, you know, we’re both musicians. I’m a big fan of his and he’s a fan of mine. We met years ago, and that’s been my dog ever since.

game is a musician? really. what instrument does he play besides the skin flute?

DOJA FLOPS HARD · 07-06-2008, 04:22 AM

gayme loses again. he a real gangsta being best friends with some fukin punk emo bitch. 50 wouldnt lower himself down to gaymes very low level. but 50 is a business man and im sure if gayme came up with 100 mill 50 might spit a couple of bars and give gayme a hit. but gayme is broke as fuk so that aint never going to happen.

The Real K.I.N.G. · 07-06-2008, 04:33 AM

I bet Travis B would kick your ass^^^

I like Game nigga crazy though. I think somebody dropped him on his head when he was a baby. He ain't lying though 50 & Game made classics together I was expecting a 50 and Game album before they started feuding.

hoesaintshit · 07-06-2008, 04:52 AM

game is bipolar and needs to check his head....he aint real in no kind of way.....dont get me wrong...his music is dope but he is fake ass hell.....and 50 is not dumb to work with his ass....he will diss them the next week....thats just him.....smh

Majcip · 07-06-2008, 05:08 AM

We made dope music when we were working together and we could probably make a billion dollars if we fucking reunited. - that´s right and true talk from Game. They did dope music and they should reunite... Im tired of all that shit between them and now it is Buck and Fifty. One thing over another start. Funny how it goes.

YoungGeeza · 07-06-2008, 05:27 AM

he gon have anotha change of mind

gangstabone23 · 07-06-2008, 05:30 AM

Game is Bipolar as fuck, he suffers from bipolar disorder from smoking too much weed and hanging out with AR aka Assault Rifle dude, the dude that has BWS tatted on the back of his head.

I dont care for it anyway, but On BET Rap City he said that beef was over with Banks and next day he dissed G unit on Taped Convo, lol..Dont trust Game..

But Game is in the position when he can say the "beef is over" or "Fuck g unit
" and whatever he does, people will follow..

Just like 50 and Ja, 50 cent say "Ja and Me are cool, beef is over today" and tomorrow diss Him again and fans will follow,...Thats the sign of a nigga being Destroyed.

Its like beatin on the dead dog, its up to Game to decide what he wanna do, becoz G unit couldnt respond for shit against Disses like 240 Bars, 300, 100 Funeral, Taped Convo, Soundscan, Poison Bananas, Why you smell like that,. shit, Game Made like trillion disses, G unit died.

gangstabone23 · 07-06-2008, 05:36 AM

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Originally Posted by YoungGeeza

he gon have anotha change of mind

heart!!!!!

07-06-2008, 03:32 AM	#1
timskelly Veteran Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: PEG CITY Posts: 2,889 Thanks: 1,696 Thanked 1,863 Times in 208 Posts	07/06/08 - Game Interview with Inked, Talks Tatt's, and Wants to Work With 50 Cent 07/06/08 - Game Interview with Inked, Talks Tatt's, and Wants to Work With 50 Cent To say Jayceon “The Game” Taylor is a man of many contradictions is an understatement. An example: He grew up in Compton, CA, gangbanging with the Bloods even though his own mom was once affiliated with the Crips. He’s a cocky son-of-a-bitch who’s never been afraid to publicly champion himself as the greatest rapper alive. At the same time, he exhibits near-monk-like humility when it comes to thanking his friends, family, and hip-hop predecessors for paving the path of his success. Even The Game’s trajectory from Compton delinquent to international rap star has been riddled with paradox. He’s as hardcore a representation of West Coast as they come, and yet his first album, The Documentary, was a collaborative lovefest between geographical opposites Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, Kanye West, Nate Dogg, and Just Blaze. Despite such diplomacy, The Game is probably best known—at least in the mainstream—for his very legendary and very public beef with 50 Cent and G-Unit, a squabble he had memorialized in ink with a tattoo that reads “G-Unot” on his elbow. In fact, Game’s whole attitude towards tattooing is at odds. Some of the work he’s had done is incredibly profound—particularly the pieces dedicated to his fallen rap heroes. Others seem to be of little or no importance to him at all. When asked about the “L.A.” emblazoned on his right cheek, the best The Game could offer was, “I don’t know. I’m from L.A. Go figure.” INKED: How many tattoos do you have these days? Do you even know? Actually, the other day I was like, ‘How many tattoos do I have?’ So, I counted them up and I have 49. That’s some freak shit. I messed up counting a couple of times because some of those shits are connected. I had to keep recounting, but I got it: 49 total. I’m going to get number 50 tomorrow— me and Travis Barker. You’re pals with Travis Barker? Yeah, we’re both just crazy tatters—that’s my boy. So, tomorrow I’m going to his house. We’re going to have the tattoo guy come over and whatever happens happens. How did you and Travis hook up? Shit, you know, we’re both musicians. I’m a big fan of his and he’s a fan of mine. We met years ago, and that’s been my dog ever since. He’s covered, man. He’s got you beat. Yeah, but once you’re covered, you’re covered. I’m going to catch up. When did you start getting tatted up? I got my first tattoo when I was in the eighth grade. But some of my first tatts you can no longer see. You get older and those tattoos get whack, plus you start getting real work done by real people and you cover them shits up. My first one was on my right arm—a man holding a globe in his hand. And what was the significance of that? That the world is mine. But you covered it up? Yeah, cuz I figured out that the world wasn’t mine. I had to share it with three billion other people, so I covered it up. I have a mural of Tupac on there now. You’re big on tribute tatts. The right arm is the tribute arm—that’s just the way it turned out. I have a bunch of rappers that have passed on: I got Eazy-E, Big Pun, Biggie, Jam Master Jay. What does ink mean to you, then? On one hand, you’re a guy who gets all of these meaningful tributes. On the other hand, you just said that tomorrow with Travis, “whatever happens happens.” It’s all my grandmother’s fault, man. When I was younger, she told me that tattoos weren’t all that bad because your skin is just a costume you borrow from God while you’re here on earth. As soon as you leave, you gotta give God his costume back. So, she told me I could write whatever I wanted on mine, I’d just have to return it with scribbling on it. That’s a crazy analogy, but if anybody calls my Grandmother crazy, we’re going to have a problem. Do you get all your work done by the same dude? I don’t give a fuck who does it. I’ll just walk into a tattoo shop off the street and say, ‘My name is Game and I want a fucking tattoo. Now, which one of you bastards can do it?’ If an INKED reader wanted to get a tattoo on his or her face, what advice would you give? Don’t do it. You’ll never get a job with a tattoo on your face. To get a face tatt, you gotta be a rebel, you gotta be worth millions of dollars, and you gotta not give a fuck anymore. Know what I’m saying? My tattoos on my face make me who I am. I’m worth millions and millions of dollars, I’ve sold millions of records and I’m a fucking superstar entertainer. It’s not for everybody. You can’t get a tattoo on your face and then get into Harvard. That’s not how it works. But, if you win the lotto, go and write whatever the fuck you want on your face. Before you sold millions and millions, what records did you come up on? NWA’s Straight Outta Compton, Ice Cube’s Lethal *********, DJ Quik’s Quik is the Name, Doggystyle, The Chronic, Paid in Full album, the Life After Death double-disc, Makaveli. The same albums everyone came up on. It must have blown you away when Dr. Dre called and wanted to work with you early on. Shit, it was astounding, man. I love Dr. Dre for every part he played in the early stage of my career. I’m always going to be indebted to him for giving me a shot. I’m just happy that I was able to outlast all of the bullshit and still be standing as one of the more potent figures in hip-hop today. How did you come up with your name? Well, I’ve always been Game. That’s been my nickname since I was five years old because I was always so active. I played basketball, baseball, football, golf, and tennis. I ran track and I swam. I used to jump off of roofs on my skateboard and make slingshots out of two by fours. My grandmother—she’s old-school, from the South—she used to say that I was game for anything. So, that’s how the name came up. When I became a rapper I added the “The.” It’s sort of like “PhD” to a doctor, but I added T-H-E. It’s like my “Mister.” Instead of Mr. Game you got The Game. What’s the whackest MC name you’ve ever encountered? That would have to be Vanilla Ice. You ever think about what the fuck that means? What the fuck does a piece of vanilla ice look like? What does it taste like? I don’t want that shit in my lemonade. Your recent role in the Los Angeles-based cop flick Street Kings was pretty memorable. Is there an acting career in your future? Man, I didn’t even get to go to that premiere because I was working in the studio and couldn’t get out. I did see it, though—on a bootleg. I know that’s fucked up, but I couldn’t help it and I really wanted to see the movie. I thought it was phenomenal. My little part was great and Common’s part was great, too. I thought Keanu Reeves was dope. Keanu’s character kicked your ass with a phone book in that. Is it true they don’t leave bruises? Phone books do leave bruises. And if you thought I got hit enough times in the movie, imagine doing take after take after 30 fucking takes of getting smashed with a phone book. I had a headache that was out of this world. But, I was my own stunt man—I’m like the black Jackie Chan. How did you like acting compared to rapping? Acting is harder than being a musician, I’ll tell you that. The workload will kick your fucking ass like Andre the Giant’s foot. But, the paychecks are bigger, so that’s what I like about it. Your third album, L.A.X., is set to drop any day now. Why should people go out and buy it? People shouldn’t go out and buy it. They should do something else with their money. That’s not much of a sales pitch. I’m not trying to sell anybody anything. I just make good music. If you want to buy it, buy it. If you don’t want to buy it, then buy the album next to it. Who cares? I have a core fan base. They love me and I love them. If you really want to listen to dope hip-hop, then you’ll take my album home from the store and listen to it. Or you can leave it there. Then, what can we expect from L.A.X. if we bring it home? You can expect one of the dopest, modern-day rap artists to deliver another dope hip-hop album. I’ve sold eight million records to date. That’s eight-times platinum on two albums, and everybody is saying L.A.X. is my best one yet. I think it’s a dope album, but my favorite is still Doctor’s Advocate. That’s the one where I was fighting a lot of turmoil and beefs and had to prove that I could overcome the sophomore jinx, which I think I did. It didn’t sell as much as The Documentary, but anything over platinum pleases me. L.A.X. is going to be a fun album. You’ve never heard Game like this. Well, since you made mention of beefs, would you consider yourself a troublemaker or a peacemaker in the hip-hop game? I’m in the middle of both. I never start shit—that’s my thing. I always wind up with my back against the wall having to throw punches to defend myself or to make sure nobody tarnishes my rap legacy. So, sometimes it might seem like I’m a troublemaker, but that’s because once you turn my light on I’m fucking going until we burn out. You’ve already worked with heavies like Dre, Kanye, and Timbaland—and, obviously, G-Unit before the beef. If you could choose anyone in the world to collaborate with next, who would it be? If I could work with anybody today, I’d work with Curtis Jackson. 50 Cent? Are you serious? Yeah. I would. We had our beefs, but now that’s over. I don’t have any problem with the dude anymore. We made dope music when we were working together and we could probably make a billion dollars if we fucking reunited. I don’t know, maybe this article will help inspire the dude. I’d love to work with Curtis again. No shit? Your “G-Unot” tattoo might make that a little difficult. Hey, when I got that tatt done, that’s just how I was feeling that day. Whatever I’m feeling on a given day is just how it fucking is. I’m day by day.

07-06-2008, 03:49 AM	#6
timmy_H Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: valley of dead Posts: 493 Thanks: 10 Thanked 20 Times in 8 Posts	it will never happen!!!!!!!!!!! __________________ I can cum from 6 feet away!!!!!

07-06-2008, 03:50 AM	#7
timmy_H Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: valley of dead Posts: 493 Thanks: 10 Thanked 20 Times in 8 Posts	he knows it too and he is just playing with boo boo and all u groupies.... __________________ I can cum from 6 feet away!!!!!

07-06-2008, 04:14 AM	#11
Blackwall soldier Fuck The Haterz Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 690 Thanks: 282 Thanked 76 Times in 25 Posts	that shit will never happen because lets face it he will be hating 50 cent tomorow again. dont get me wrong i like both artists and would love to see it happen but you have to be realistic about this shit __________________ Blackwall Street & G unit - Support The Movements

07-06-2008, 04:33 AM	#14
The Real K.I.N.G. Too Ill For Radio Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Windy City Posts: 1,928 Thanks: 583 Thanked 243 Times in 57 Posts	I bet Travis B would kick your ass^^^ I like Game nigga crazy though. I think somebody dropped him on his head when he was a baby. He ain't lying though 50 & Game made classics together I was expecting a 50 and Game album before they started feuding. __________________

07-06-2008, 03:34 AM	#2
timskelly Veteran Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: PEG CITY Posts: 2,889 Thanks: 1,696 Thanked 1,863 Times in 208 Posts	damn as much as i like game this dudes bipolar as fuck

07-06-2008, 03:36 AM	#3
timskelly Veteran Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: PEG CITY Posts: 2,889 Thanks: 1,696 Thanked 1,863 Times in 208 Posts	watch all the haters

07-06-2008, 03:38 AM	#4
Wiggy F Baby Veteran Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Cleveland Posts: 2,673 Thanks: 936 Thanked 577 Times in 201 Posts	another change of heart doja? dudes gimec is played to the max, like everyone doesn't know next week another diss record is coming

07-06-2008, 03:42 AM	#5
suss3it Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 914 Thanks: 173 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	Wow dude changed up quick, I was expecting him to say Dr. Dre, but you guys gotta admit they did make dope music together.

07-06-2008, 03:53 AM	#8
p-money123 Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 83 Thanks: 0 Thanked 29 Times in 15 Posts	come on Curtis I know this is hard for you to stop beefin with game exspecialy since he dissed you and your momma but game and 50 = 2pac. To me....

07-06-2008, 03:58 AM	#9
timskelly Veteran Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: PEG CITY Posts: 2,889 Thanks: 1,696 Thanked 1,863 Times in 208 Posts	they will never work together but ya they did make good music together

07-06-2008, 04:22 AM	#13
DOJA FLOPS HARD Banned Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Crime side of NY Southside Posts: 1,464 Thanks: 287 Thanked 291 Times in 44 Posts	gayme loses again. he a real gangsta being best friends with some fukin punk emo bitch. 50 wouldnt lower himself down to gaymes very low level. but 50 is a business man and im sure if gayme came up with 100 mill 50 might spit a couple of bars and give gayme a hit. but gayme is broke as fuk so that aint never going to happen.

07-06-2008, 04:52 AM	#15
hoesaintshit Veteran Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 4,927 Thanks: 2,946 Thanked 571 Times in 92 Posts	game is bipolar and needs to check his head....he aint real in no kind of way.....dont get me wrong...his music is dope but he is fake ass hell.....and 50 is not dumb to work with his ass....he will diss them the next week....thats just him.....smh __________________ BEST RAPPER OF ALL TIME. TUPAC , NAS , RAKIM , EMINEM , BIGGIE ,SNOOP ,ICE CUBE....

07-06-2008, 05:08 AM	#16
Majcip Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: SK Posts: 676 Thanks: 184 Thanked 34 Times in 6 Posts	We made dope music when we were working together and we could probably make a billion dollars if we fucking reunited. - that´s right and true talk from Game. They did dope music and they should reunite... Im tired of all that shit between them and now it is Buck and Fifty. One thing over another start. Funny how it goes. __________________ Before I Self Destruct - 9. december movie and album in stories

07-06-2008, 05:27 AM	#17
YoungGeeza Banned Join Date: May 2007 Location: L.A. Posts: 2,779 Thanks: 911 Thanked 1,585 Times in 136 Posts	he gon have anotha change of mind

07-06-2008, 05:30 AM	#18
gangstabone23 Banned Join Date: May 2008 Location: Whatever Posts: 1,140 Thanks: 2 Thanked 255 Times in 72 Posts	Game is Bipolar as fuck, he suffers from bipolar disorder from smoking too much weed and hanging out with AR aka Assault Rifle dude, the dude that has BWS tatted on the back of his head. I dont care for it anyway, but On BET Rap City he said that beef was over with Banks and next day he dissed G unit on Taped Convo, lol..Dont trust Game.. But Game is in the position when he can say the "beef is over" or "Fuck g unit " and whatever he does, people will follow.. Just like 50 and Ja, 50 cent say "Ja and Me are cool, beef is over today" and tomorrow diss Him again and fans will follow,...Thats the sign of a nigga being Destroyed. Its like beatin on the dead dog, its up to Game to decide what he wanna do, becoz G unit couldnt respond for shit against Disses like 240 Bars, 300, 100 Funeral, Taped Convo, Soundscan, Poison Bananas, Why you smell like that,. shit, Game Made like trillion disses, G unit died.