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Ah I misunderstood what the interviewer asked him in part 2 when he was talking about shooting Shake in Dre's house; "is that the one in Malibu ?", I thought he said "is that one on the album?"
Quote from: For Teh Lulz on April 23, 2010, 01:04:20 PMThe ball is in mr. rocks court now will he take the bait and get etherd like spider loc back in 06 or will he be cool with game and go to fridays and eat buffalo chicken taccos togther without the onions and the tomatoes just with blue cheese and some honey mustard on the side and from fries?yous think Game dissing Spider had a detrimental effect on Spider's career?
The ball is in mr. rocks court now will he take the bait and get etherd like spider loc back in 06 or will he be cool with game and go to fridays and eat buffalo chicken taccos togther without the onions and the tomatoes just with blue cheese and some honey mustard on the side and from fries?
Some good interviews there. I laughed at what he said about Drake being competition and about Dre not knowing about the filming at his house. And when they say that Pussy Fight track "was" on the album, you see how bad it really would have been if Dre/Aftermath didn't completely change the direction. Still no talk of him being on Aftermath though, too bad, cause that would be amazing if true. And Eminem is dropping right after this? Let's see if this all stays as planned. And I NEVER look at twitter, but I was real curious if Jay Rock had anything to say about Game, and I saw this:Mike tyson knock out a lot of niggas but then came buster douglas.he over look buster and got his ass ko'd, He hasn't been the same since. about 5 hours ago via UberTwitter Str8 2 the studio after I finish with court. 100 bars and running. about 5 hours ago via UberTwitter Hate being a gossiping kid on the internet, but the first one a possible subliminal to Game, and anybody know if he plans on doing a "100 bars and running" track or just felt like saying that?
Quote from: Get It Off Ya Chest on April 23, 2010, 01:40:18 PMQuote from: For Teh Lulz on April 23, 2010, 01:04:20 PMThe ball is in mr. rocks court now will he take the bait and get etherd like spider loc back in 06 or will he be cool with game and go to fridays and eat buffalo chicken taccos togther without the onions and the tomatoes just with blue cheese and some honey mustard on the side and from fries?yous think Game dissing Spider had a detrimental effect on Spider's career?lol , seriously? beef never kills another rappers career , it's just that 240 bars is funny as fuck , he got fucked up in that diss all spider's disses were wack.
Game Says Jay Electronica is His Favorite Emcee Right Now When Game made his 2004 debut The Documentary, revered by many as a classic album, the Compton, California emcee told the now defunct Elemental magazine that he wrote the album listening to Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt, Dr. Dre’s The Chronic, Nas’ Illmatic and albums from Snoop Dogg, Kool G. Rap and Notorious B.I.G. These albums were reportedly a recovery gift from brother, Big Fase 100, as Game laid in a hospital bed from near-fatal gunshot wounds.Speaking with HipHopDX Tuesday evening, the Aftermath rapper was asked what music he’s listening to this go-round, as Game records his fourth major label album, R.E.D. He cited several artists who have yet to release an LP as some of his favorite emcees of the moment. “My favorite emcee right now, in the world, is Jay Electronica. I like what he got to say. I think he’s dope, and there’s a reason for that. ‘Cause he’s older and he’s polished, and he’s been doin’ it for a while now. That’s definitely the emcee that I’m ridin’ to the most. Anything he drop, I’m downloading it, throwin’ it in the whip, and it’s on.” Game also mentioned two younger emcees, leading the new class charge. “I like J. Cole, man. He’s pretty dope. Drake, of course, is on everybody’s radar, man. The kid, he’s nice. Other than that, underground shit. I’m always lookin’ – not to sign, but just lookin’ for who’s next, on a fan-level. I’m tryin’ to keep Hip Hop goin’, if only in my whip.”With such an awareness of the musical goings-on in Rap, Game was asked if he actively pays attention to weekly store shelves from a fan’s perspective. “The shit that’s hittin’ the shelves every Tuesday, that ain’t shit, man. I think the classic albums are the ones that we wait on, and the ones that you look forward to. There’s always people who have given you classic albums before, and they’re the ones that don’t let you down.” As an established emcee embracing the trends and new voices of the culture, Game explained, “Hip Hop is Hip Hop. We all coexist – the dope rappers with the wack ones. The new kids with the skinny jeans and the niggas with the hoodies, we all in it together. I’ve learned in the last year or so, to not hate any aspect of Hip Hop. To embrace it all. Every time Hip Hop changes – ’cause it’s multi-faceted, change with it, but don’t lose yaself. You’ll find yourself running into less problems and frustrations in your own career.”Game’s fourth major label album, R.E.D., is presently due June 15 on Aftermath/Star Trak/Interscope Records.
AllHipHop Interview: GAME: Growing Up, Going All OutAllHipHop.com: So Game?Game: That's me.AllHipHop.com: Why did you drop the “The”?Game: Just so one day someone could ask me why, no reason. (laughs) “The” is like Dr. or Mr. It didn't really mean anything actually, I dropped it because I got tired of people calling me “The Game.” “Hey The Game how you doin?” (laughs) It looked good on paper, but I'm cool, its just Game.AllHipHop.com: What's not a game is “400 Bars.”Game: That ain't a game.AllHipHop.com: Now for someone who is always saying your not beefing with anyone, your always going in on someone.Game: Who'd I go in on?AllHipHop.com: Oh you didn't go in on anyone in “400 Bars?”Game: I mean that's like a joke now, I just went in on 50 and 'nem, but at this point its not beef. We did that. I mean we beefed, but now it's like I can crack a joke.AllHipHop.com: So you think 50 doesn't care either?Game: Naw, he probably cares. I'm sure it affects him in some kind of way.AllHipHop.com: So you just do it to antagonize him?Game: Yea, you know kick him while he's down.AllHipHop.com: You think 50 is down right now?Game: Maybe not financially, but in rap, he's down.AllHipHop.com: I guess its a little ironic considering he was trying to kill your career and all, how did you manage to come out on the other side?R.E.D - Time | The Aftermath chain is BACK! - R.E.D in stores March 23rd 2010 | The GameGame: Man people don't understand, that's what it started as. He just got mad, he got a little jealous that Dre was working more on my album than on his but I didn't understand that because I thought we were all in it as one big bang, but he tried to kill me.AllHipHop.com: So you really think that's what it was, he was jealous?Game: That's what it was, I ain't gonna tell you no lie, that's what it was. So he came at me and I had to defend myself, my honor, my family and keep milk in the refrigerator as I call it.AllHipHop.com: You know its funny to me some of the people you go at aren't just random rappers, you go at people who can pull plugs. So what's your kryptonite Superman, what makes you feel so untouchable?Game: It ain't about feeling untouchable, I don't know it's just about how I feel after I brush my teeth in the morning I guess. But ain't nobody pull no plugs, we still here, we still doin it, but you know what it is? People. Like regular, normal, people really like me.AllHipHop.com: Yea, because you talk so much ish and people never know what's gonna come out of your mouth.Game: Yea, but I'm sure there's probably some other reason's, that ain't really no reason to like somebody (laughs) but people really genuinely like me cause I'm cool. Let's go with all the A list rappers that have sold millions I've met them all, and I've heard about people meeting them all and I'm definitely the coolest. I'm the chillest. I just be chillin.AllHipHop.com: So far, so good you've been pretty cool to me. But you're not cool when your on a record.Game: That's not the place to be cool.AllHipHop.com: So how much of it is real and how much of it is just to entice a reaction?Game: It's all real. It's all real. It all can be done. It all can happen. You never know but all it is is just life. Life should be taken seriously, but some people take life too seriously. You gotta chill. What's gonna happen is what's gonna happen. We all know that know that from a baby your mom changes your shi**y diapers, then you get older, then you get old and go back to shi*y diapers, then you die, so we know what's coming. So during the in between just do what you want. I'm not saying break the law and be an outlaw, but I'm saying just have fun with your life. Do what you want to do and that's what I do, I do what I want.AllHipHop.com: Yes you do. R.E.D.S. What does that mean?Game: It's re-dedication. I'm rededicated to my craft, my family, my friends, my music. It's not a new me, it's just like reenlisting in the army, you already been there, now its time to go back in and go to war. You know now i wanna go in and do another two year term.Game and his sonAllHipHop.com: Why did you feel like you needed to be rededicated?Game: Because after The Documentary I toured for years after that and it took so much out of me, it was unexpected. I was so new I didn't know the obligations were so much and when I used to be at home chopping up whatever I was chopping up, and doing whatever I was doing ,I thought you see a rapper in a video rapping on TV, you get a chain, you get some hoes, you get a car and you just pop some bottles and that's it. There's so much more that comes along with it that I didn't know about and took a part of who I was and it started to affect myself and how I felt about being a father. King wasn't born yet, but Harlem was and I felt like I wasn't there for him so I spent the last two albums after that trying to find a chemical balance between the two and I found it.AllHipHop.com: I have to applaud you as a Black man for caring enough to take that time for your sons. How did you go about finding the balance.Game: I just did it. I started doing less Hip-Hop and more of my kids and I was still getting enough work done to still co-exist with everyone else in this big thing called Hip-Hop. It's like every time I talk about my son's my tear ducts start getting all crazy on me because its such a sensitive subject for me my kids and their welfare and the things that I have to do to take care of them until they're able to take care of themselves, and then beyond that, I just do it.AllHipHop.com: Now that being said, don't you think that's being reckless, and I don't mean to call you reckless, but some of the things you say can be construed as reckless if someone chooses to act on it.Game: It's just saying it.AllHipHop.com: Yes, but sometimes people cant handle you just saying something.Game: Like who?AllHipHop.com: I don't know, I'm just saying ,you could just walk down the street and say "What up blood" to someone wearing blue and that's just saying something that might spark a reaction.Game: I'm not necessarily gonna do that.AllHipHop.com: You might not do that, but having a lifestyle in Hip-Hop that can be perceived as kind of reckless, how do you safeguard your children against that?Game: Harlem's 7 and still don't know I'm a rapper. I asked him my name the other day and he said "Jayceon," and I said "What's my other name?" And he said "Game," and I said "Why you think people call me that?" And he said, "Because you play video games a lot," and I was like "Cool, he's safeguarded." And then my oldest son, Wild child, he definitely knows but his days are the same, it's like Ground Hog Day, he wakes up and they go to school and I go to work, but my kids are in good hands, they're protected.AllHipHop.com: So what about when they want to follow in daddy's footsteps be it banging or rapping?Game: I'll do whatever I can to keep my kids away from the negative energy that the earth may provide when we come to it, but until then I ain't focused on that, we'll cross that bridge when we come to it, but they've lived a totally different lifestyle than I did so they gonna be some fake as gang-bangers cause you ain't from Compton, you from the Valley dude, I'll tell em right now (laughs) there ain't even no gangs where my kids are at, but they'll be good. They're not even going to be privy to the things that could render them helpless in those situations like Compton, you open the door and it all right there for me.
Game Defends G-Unit Jabs, Details Epic '400 Bars' RecordingGame said his “400 Bars” 20-minute freestyle was probably his single most epic undertaking ever.<a href="http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:uma:video:mtv.com:508124" target="_blank" class="new_win">http://media.mtvnservices.com/mgid:uma:video:mtv.com:508124</a> “To even think about doing ‘400 Bars,’ you need a lot of patient people in the studio with you,” Game said earlier this week in L.A. “I had my whole team in, my whole crew. We was in the studio, the same studio. We were here for a day, 24 hours. Nobody went home, nobody ate, nobody brushed their teeth — we just grinded it out. It came together. I stayed in the booth for a little bit over eight hours, on my feet. At the end, I felt paralyzed. It just took that much out of me. It felt like I got jumped by 30 people. That’s how much it took to do ‘400 Bars.’ I don’t advise anybody to try to do it or top me. Not that I think they could. It’s a long process. Then, you have to keep people entertained for 20 minutes. You can’t just spit something and it not make sense. Piecing it together was crazy. But I did it, and the response was pretty cool.” “The next day, I dropped it on the Internet, and I slept until maybe like 9 p.m.,” he said. “I went to the blogs, everybody was going crazy for it. So I went back to sleep.”You know there’s no way Game could have unleashed “400 Bars” without some sort of controversy. Jay Rock wrote on Twitter that people felt like Game was throwing subliminal jabs at him.“I get on Twitter n everybody hitting me sayn @ihategame getting @ me in his freestyle,” Rock wrote. “Same as Cube, n—as need to have ba–s to say names.”“I’m not scared to go against nobody all n—a have to do is say my name and it’s on with who ever. I don’t feel I need to apologize to no1,” he later wrote.Game didn’t say if he was in fact getting at Jay Rock, but he did say he’s always ready to battle. “I’ll just say it like this: If you feel like it was a jab and respond to it, then play with your career if you want to,” Game warned. “I know what to do with anybody and their career. Unless you really know, you should keep your mouth closed.”We do know for sure that Game spat at the G-Unit once again. “Screaming out f— 50, wouldn’t snitch for half his cash/ … Butter-soft Banks, you a bi—, man/ Me and you, we was cool until 50 unscrewed your kickstand/ And Yayo, turn in your senior-citizen wristband.” The Compton native insists it was no big deal. “You’ve gotta understand the difference between G-Unit [jabs] and a beef,” Game explained. “It was a beef [years ago]. I see 50, nobody is gonna do nothing to him. He sees me, nobody is gonna do nothing to me. It’s over with. The beef is over, but I can still throw a few jabs here and there and poke a little fun. Ain’t nothing wrong with being a comedian of some sorts. That’s all it was. I say maybe eight or 10 bars out of 400. 390 bars about other sh–, and 10 bars worth of jabs ain’t gonna hurt nobody.”Producer the Alchemist was one person who didn’t applaud Game’s efforts. Al took to Twitter to give his “400 Bars” review. “400 bars=snooze. Less is more,” Al wrote.Game responded on his Twitter page by writing, “@AlanTheChemist you already know me ALAN, don’t get ya teeth knocked out !!! then you can Snooze 4 real!”Al continued the back-and-forth with a sarcastic response: “I just got jumped by 75 bloods at the 7-11. thanx alot @ihategame. Twitter is powerful!” “He responded like he was supposed to, because he’s a G-Unit affiliate,” Game told us. “I responded like I was supposed to: the first thing that came to my head. I was serious about mine. He can take it lightly if he wants, but stay outta my way.”Game is finishing up his R.E.D. Room mixtape with DJ Skee. Lil Wayne, Hurricane Chris, Jim Jones and the Birdman all appear on the project.
50 since we're close friends and stuff can you remove the offcial tag from the front and put it after News & Rumours please it would make me feel better inside.,
Why 50 open a post for game? ain't they in beef?
“I’ll just say it like this: If you feel like it was a jab and respond to it, then play with your career if you want to,” Game warned. “I know what to do with anybody and their career. Unless you really know, you should keep your mouth closed.”
Quote “I’ll just say it like this: If you feel like it was a jab and respond to it, then play with your career if you want to,” Game warned. “I know what to do with anybody and their career. Unless you really know, you should keep your mouth closed.”what an idiot
Quote from: From Dre-Day to Helter Skelter on April 24, 2010, 02:54:54 AMQuote “I’ll just say it like this: If you feel like it was a jab and respond to it, then play with your career if you want to,” Game warned. “I know what to do with anybody and their career. Unless you really know, you should keep your mouth closed.”what an idiotsounds fair enough to me!
Quote from: blackwallguerilla on April 24, 2010, 04:15:51 AMQuote from: From Dre-Day to Helter Skelter on April 24, 2010, 02:54:54 AMQuote “I’ll just say it like this: If you feel like it was a jab and respond to it, then play with your career if you want to,” Game warned. “I know what to do with anybody and their career. Unless you really know, you should keep your mouth closed.”what an idiotsounds fair enough to me!Your the biggest game stan on the forum your opinion is completely irrelvant.
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