WHOO KID SONS THE FUCK OUT OF GAME WITH ONLY THE TRUTH - LINK ALSO

[HyphyInMyG-Units]

http://www.allhiphop.NO TRAScom/features/?ID=1556

NO TRASH TALKIN AT ALL ONLY REAL TALK

[thisoneguy360]

link doesn't work and if it's coming from whoo kid i could really care less anyways lol

[Teddy Roosevelt]

Here's the proper link.
http://www.allhiphop.com/features/?ID=1556

[GangstaBoogy]

let's see what 50's janitor has to say.

[Teddy Roosevelt]

How did he son The Game? He just said Game wasn't being loyal and that G-Unit put him on. It's nothing different from what 50 Cent has been saying for over a year. Whoo Kid just described the events. He didn't even really diss Game in any major way.

[187Proof]

let's see what 50's janitor has to say.

lol exactly what I was thinking....like anyone could give a damn what Whoo Kid has to say (no, I did not read the link that was put up)....the fuck outta here.....

[thisoneguy360]

Whoo Kid sonned him?? LOL ok

[GangstaBoogy]

"AllHipHop.com: On a side note, I'm aware that you're involved in every aspect of your projects. Are you responsible for morphing Game's head onto a male stripper's body for the “Hate it or Love it” mixtape?

Whoo Kid: Nah, that was already online. Game's a funny guy. They tried to play us on that Village People s**t. They had all of us dressed up. I think I had leather on with a shag. Everybody knows I blew Game up, I'm the reason he got signed to G-Unit. I brought him into the mixtape circuit on the East Coast. They didn't know who he was on the West Coast. He was more known here.

AllHipHop.com: How did you find him?

Whoo Kid: Dr. Dre's assistant had me come to the studio to hear three artists. I didn't like any of them. I happened to go into the next room where Game was and nobody's working with him. He's already signed and his album's on the wall collecting dust. He hollered at me, said he was a fan. I heard him spit and was like "Yo, let me work with you." In those days, N.W.A. was the s**t that everyone wanted to come back. Snoop was doing the pimp thing. There really wasn't a hardcore rapper that could be respected. It was easy for me because he had the Dr. Dre background, he sounded hardcore like he was an East Coast cat. I started playing him as a hidden artist on G-Unit CDs. Pretty soon, everyone started wondering who he was. Then I started spazzing and did the Game and Eazy-E record. He said he was down and I had a verse no one had ever heard before. I put it together, put it out and it was huge. I combined him with everyone; Snoop, Prodigy, Fif', Banks and made it easier for him to fast-forward into the mixtape market.

The problem came up where he thought he was too big. In the beginning, I understood, because we aren't all the same, he didn't grow up with us. We came up as a family and lived together for the past five years. We lived outta hotels, on the road, shopped with each other, ate and made music; Game was never there. He never understood or would want to come with us anywhere. We would do tours and he'd always have an excuse not to come which 50 never understood; "Oh, my passport's f**ked up." But he'd make sure he was at an MTV show or Summer Jam. He didn't even have a record out, he was just a hype n***a running around. He wouldn't grind, but would make sure to be at a big star-studded event. 50 started seeing that Game wouldn't do the hard work. Who wouldn't want to tour 40 cities? So when he actually first started touring, he'd perform horribly because he didn't have the proper training. He had no experience. And in the beginning, everybody saw that. Even then I understood he wanted to do his own thing. He's a West Coast n***a and he didn't always want to be there… but come on, there's gotta be some form of loyalty. 50 gave him five joints for his album that helped him sell five million records, so where's the loyalty? Even if you hate this n***a, you have to have some form of loyalty because without him, you wouldn't be here. That's the only thing I couldn't understand. He wanted his own sneaker, telephone s**t [Boost Mobile], modeling... It's like, 50 blew you up, but you're not telling him what you're doing? You open a magazine and he's modeling for Sean John. The problems escalated so bad, especially with the HOT97 s**t, to now it's like no turning back because Fif' really hates that kid.

AllHipHop.com: There has to be some form of respect to this game.

Whoo Kid: Just like how he has respect for Dr. Dre, it's 50 that really blew him up, not Dre. Dr. Dre didn't do anything for Game. Maybe a couple of beats, but without our energy and movement, he wouldn't be who he is today. Those joints were supposed to be on The Massacre and he gave those joints to Game. "This is How We Do" was three verses. That was a hit record, off the bat. Even I was bugging out. But 50 respected him so much and wanted him to succeed. That's crazy, that's like one of those ill stories that you read in the Bible. You got an ill n***a that comes in your camp and ends up betraying you, trying to do his own sh*t. Fifty was really pissed off; it was foul. And the f***ed up thing off that was Interscope was still trying to push it. The money aint worth it. It's not like dude is dissing other artists... something has to happen. I mean, we sold like 30 million records with all of G-Unit, and this dude's main goal in his campaign is dissing G-Unit in order to put his album out. You can only imagine how furious 50 was.

AllHipHop.com: How has beef on wax hurt or helped G-Unit?

Whoo Kid: It helps G-Unit keep in tone. Banks loves that s**t. He's the punch line king, he'd love to cremate Nas. Fifty will drop one line and cremate someone's career. Hip-Hop needs beef on wax, not shooting beef. It always proves who's the illest and keeps everyone on their toes, shows who's the best. Back in the day it was corny raps. Now you see how it's developing, and we need that. Where's it going? As long as n***as ain’t getting killed, ‘cause that's just stupid. Someone getting killed means that there's a pussy n***a on the other side, he can't rap, and a gun is the only way he can get any kind of respect."



^ this kid is an idiot. he's worse than yayo.

[Meho]

He is right about 50 putting him on the spotlight. Many artists close to Aftermath have claimed that Game would have been just another Joe Beast if it wasnt for GUnit. Everybody knows that.

[Adam Donnelly]

Banks loves that s**t. He's the punch line king, he'd love to cremate Nas.

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[AndrE16686]

^^^

LMAO!

....anyways I agree wit what Whoo said in his last answer tho: beef can be good for hiphop, keeps emcees hungry and slowly weeds out the weak. But keep hearing different stories about why Game quit Gunit, I heard it was mostly because 50 wanted to go to war with Nas and Game wouldnt fall in line.

[Nima - Dubcnn.com]

Good interview, Whoo Kid is a funny dude. To all of those dissing him, you have no idea what this man has achieved in the last years.. Whoo Kid is a very smart cat..

[Kaligula]

Whether you like the Unit or not, it was a good read.

[stephen619]

Good interview, Whoo Kid is a funny dude. To all of those dissing him, you have no idea what this man has achieved in the last years.. Whoo Kid is a very smart cat..

That's real talk!!!

[The_Offence]

http://www.allhiphop.NO TRAScom/features/?ID=1556

NO TRASH TALKIN AT ALL ONLY REAL TALK

this aint nothing new

now i know why you made this thread

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