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    The Game Denies Allegations That He Scams Unsigned Artists

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    The rapper says the allegations grab people’s attention better, even though there’re others he’s helped, because people are naturally attracted to negative headlines.

    Mar 4, 2021
    AceShowbiz – The Game has set the record straights. Amid accusations that he conned unsigned artists for money, the “Hate It or Love It” spitter has denied the allegations in an interview with HipHopDx.
    The Game alluded that the accusations emerged as the artists were mad because getting their mixtapes uploaded on The Game’s unofficial Soundcloud account did not make them overnight celebrities. “So when someone that doesn’t happen with some unsigned artists, well that person is mad, right? Because they thought that this drop or this mixtape slot was going to change their lives, when in reality it’s just a step on the ladder,” he revealed to HipHopDX.
    He went on to explain himself, “Use it as you may and get as much as you can off of it, but it’s not going to make you DaBaby. Basically, I’m just trying to uplift artists with dope opportunities.”

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    The Game also said that the allegations grabbed people’s attention better, even though there’re others he’s helped, because people were naturally attracted to negative headlines. “If you posted an article right now that said, ‘French Montana helps out needy children in Africa,’ I would be like, ‘That’s sweet. That’s sweet’ and I would f***ing keep scrolling,” he divulged. “If you post, ‘French Montana socks a kid in Africa,’ I’m clicking on that because I want to see if there’s a video. We can’t help our human nature. So of course the negative stories are going to f***ing have that type of impact.”

    According to a report, The Gama slided “into rappers DM’s talking about ‘I see you working’ and then goes on to offer them a $500-$1,000 slot on one of his SoundCloud mixtapes.”
    The report added, “He doesn’t upload on his verified SoundCloud account, he uploads on a separate account with only 266 followers. In addition, he doesn’t market it on Instagram or Facebook, nor makes an appearance on any on the songs.”

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      The Game Imagines Kobe Bryant and Nipsey Hussle as Basketball Buddies in 'Welcome Home' Video

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      The Compton native pays tribute to the late basketball legend and the fallen ‘Racks in the Middle’ rapper in the animated music video for the song off his latest album ‘Born 2 Rap’.
      Apr 30, 2020
      AceShowbiz – The Game is keeping the memory of Kobe Bryant and Nipsey Hussle alive through a new music video for “Welcome Home”. On Wednesday, April 29, the Compton native released visuals for the track of his “Born 2 Rap” album, presenting him as basketball buddies with the late NBA legend and the “Racks in the Middle” rapper.
      The four-and-a-half minute animation video is kicked off by The Game’s character sitting on what seems to be a cafe, donning a white top with his face tattoo on full display. “I wake up every mornin’ on the same s**t … N***as I used to hang with, is still gang, gang with Lamborghini outside but, n***a, that won’t change s**t,” he can be heard singing, additionally giving a shoutout to fellow spitters Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.
      In the Stefano Bertelli-directed clip, both Nipsey’s and Kobe’s characters team up to play basketball in an outdoor arena. Kobe wears his yellow Lakers’ jersey complete with his iconic number 24 displayed on its back. Meanwhile, Nipsey rocks a purple sportwear with his name though he has no number written on it.
      At one point, Nipsey’s posthumous voice can be heard rapping on the chorus, “Twenty million dollars actin’ broke, n***a (Broke, n***a)/ All you n***as sleep, stay woke, n***a (Work, n***a)/ All my n***as came up sellin’ dope, n***a (Dope, n***a)/ Why the f**k you think they call us dope n***as?/ Broken home, broken dreams, no hope, n***a (No hope, n***a).” He also poses atop his Marathon Clothing store.

      The Game, whose real name is Jayceon Terrell Taylor, has always been open about his affection toward Kobe and Nipsey. In mid-February, he inked his face with Kobe’s signature and first jersey’s number, 8. “F O R E V E R,” he simply captioned an Instagram post flaunting his new tattoo.

      In late March, the MC paid tribute to Nipsey by uploading a photo that saw his painting. “Hu$$le man….. can’t believe it’s been one year since you departed from this krazy world,” he said in a lengthy message. “…You have truly touched the hearts of people all around the world. Your face is everywhere… your music is timeless & your words are heard loud & clear.”

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