The goal post was moved from compton to the west coast.
If we are talking talent alone, who is above Game from compton?

Eazy E, Dr. Dre, DJ Quik, Kendrick

while i'm not a fan of games antics..

he had a few mainstream hits and can definitely rap .. documentary was a number 1 album and went multi-platinum .. same with doctors advocate .. LAX debuted at number 2 on billboard charts and the red album had him back at number 1

let's not pretend he's some obscure underground artist here .. might nota been a global icon like 50, but saying he was never mainstream is a stretch

Well, my exact quote was 'he never blew up mainstream like 50 cent did'.  Of course he had a few mainstream hits.  My opinion still stands though that if you ask a casual music fan who 50 cent is and who Game is, more people are going to know 50 cent by a wide margin.  There's a reason why Dre wanted 50 at the Super Bowl and not Game, let's keep it real. 

He's in the top 25 Westcoast rappers, i'd have a hard time putting him in top 10. 

Dre getting sued for his intro on  2001 using the "universal films
"intro" it was like 3 seconda and they sued for millions.

THX intro you mean

Didn't Daz and BG Knocc Out try to trademark Ruthless records? Anyone remember that? Didn't Daz steal music from DR? Oh, okay.

its an okay album at best.

not bad, but nuin special.

there are plenty of good producer albums.

Agree.

If its about Tha Last Meal, this would fall under Master P and Priority Records. Besides,  what did Kokane do with all the exposure Snoop gave to him? Look at Fredwreck, he was able to expand his resume,  Kokane was never marketable, and he never tried to update his craft, just like Ceelo did with Gnarls Barkley.

P lost the rights to NL music a long time ago to his producers.

The goal post was moved from compton to the west coast.
If we are talking talent alone, who is above Game from compton?

Yeah homie, I agree with you about the songs.

I was talking about the trademark.  Sccit was saying that Snoop tried to take the trademark, and I also listened to the recent interview where Daz was saying he drew the logo and Snoop wants to take the logo but that Daz is the one that came up with the logo so I guess the logo and the trademark is what we are discussing here, and for that I think Snoop has as much right to the logo/trademark as Daz does because Snoop is the one who founded Dogg Pound and put them on. 

It’s like D-12.  Imagine if Eminem wanted the rights to the D-12 logo/trademark whatever, and Proof was still alive and like calling him a bitch and shit like that.  We would all say that Proof is trippin.  And by the way Eminem does own the rights to the D-12 logo.

yea but probably better to discuss than do it behind his back

Yeah that shits a banger man that HipHop is Dead album was like my anthem for the whole year 2007. It’s so underrated like one of the most memorable albums in history for me subjectively

“Dre he a Compton Compton O.G./
Nas he a QB QB O.G!!”

You right that no way Hittman could’ve came like that on that track.  It’s like they took Hitt off “What’s The Difference” and look how much Hittman got outshined and taken off the joint

yeah that was the last album that I thought was classic from Nas

don't get me wrong he has consistently dropped dope albums in the last 5-7 years or so but not on that level

The Royals big offseason free agent splash was some bumb 4th outfielder platoon player named Lane Thomas from the Cleveland Indians.  That’s it.  We have not done shit else not have we said we are going to do anything else.

Give me the full L.A. and NY Mets breakdown of moves so far this offseason?

so far we traded a far superior Brandon Nimmo for washed Marcus Semien

lost Pete Alonso to the Orioles

lost Edwin Diaz to the Dodgers

we are right now at best maybe a 70 win team