Game keeps finding ways to stay relevant in the media. A few days ago, he put out a video of him fighting with 40 Glocc and today he reveals his 200,000 dollar leather Ferrari 430 that he bought with his show money while in France. Why he would want it to be leather is beyond me but t ain’t tricking if you got it. More pictures after the jump.
Oh, this isn’t going away anytime soon apparently: taking their turn to interpret Chief Keef‘s hit single “I Don’t Like”, rapper Game and singer Chris Brown offer their verses and Brown holds no punches about the night he and Drake got into it, causing NYC’s W.I.P to get shut down and for countless lawsuits to be filed due to injuries suffered including Tony Parker, who recently underwent eye surgery after glass nearly cut into his cornea.
In his verse, Brown shouts out Lil’ Wayne and Nicki Minaj and promptly lets Drake have it. Listen for yourself:
With the BET Awards less than twenty-four hours away, one can only imagine how this weekend will end.
Here are visuals for Game‘s latest music video The City featuring Kendick Lamar. The video is directed by Matt Alonzo and is from his album R.E.D.
The NOC (Network of Champions) is a Premium Sports & Entertainment YouTube channel that launched on February 15, 2012. They bring you the worlds most famous sports stars saying and doing the unexpected each week with through lifestyle, music, comedy, and competition. This week, Wide Receiver of the Buffalo Bills, Stevie Johnson hits the studio with recording artist Game and they go through the process of recording a new track that is said to be on Game’s upcoming California Republic mixtape. If football doesn’t work for Stevie, looks like he’s found a plan B.
This may come as a surprise to some of you, but I’ll let you in on a small secret: (most) rappers like love to get inebriated. Or in their slang, “faded.” Soulja Boy, who has put his legal controversies behind him, looks to be dropped a new album come April entitled “Promise.” The first look into the project is a collaboration with one Jayceon Taylor, better known simply as Game.
There are two interesting things that deserved to be noted as it relates to this track. Soulja, who has gone through several transformations in styles over the course of his career, sounds as if he was influenced by ASAP Rocky. Game, however, is the one who’ll raise eyebrow and not only because his impressive showing, but more so for the shot at one of America’s most talked about and controversial socialites.
“That Hublot, them rocks up in it shining like the Staples Center lights
When Kobe go for 40 looking like Mike
Don’t compare me to these rap niggas
I’m nothing like them, I swear to God
I done ran through her before Kris Humphries
My dick big, you can ask the broad
I like my bitch authentic, no fake titties or ass
If she do I Ricky Rubio that hoe, I pass…”
Tell ‘em how you really feel, Chuck. Game was rumored to be involved with Kim Kardashian around the same time her sextape with Ray J leaked, so it isn’t exactly breaking news he mentioned her here. What it is, however, is another shot thrown at Kim K’s tattered armor as earlier this month Amber Rose blamed her for the breakup with Kanye West. That girl’s allegedly been passed around more than a collection play on Easter Sunday. And not to kick someone while they’re down, a pretty penny would be paid to see Kim’s face the first time she hears this track. One of these days she’s going to snap. At this point she’s the poster child, fairly or not, for how not to establish a reputation.
During a performance in Detroit, The Come Up Show caught up with Game backstage to ask him a few questions including how he feels about music, the uprising of Kendrick Lamar, Heavy D and more. They also run through his performance in Detroit as well.
Man, listen. Just watch. Lil Zane – yes, that Lil Zane – takes Hit Boy’s “Niggas In Paris” beat to take shots at Tyler, The Creator and Game who had some words for him the other day. Some stuff you can’t make up even if you tried.
2. Adele – 21 – 110,575 - Unbelievable for two reasons. One, she’ll be 4x platinum next week. Two, well, you know what the other one is.
9. Lil Wayne – Tha Carter IV – 45,189 - This looks to have a permanent spot at the top of the charts. That said, here comes the next wave of YMCMB records (Birdman, Drake and Nicki).
11. J. Cole – Cole World: The Sideline Story – 32,828 – C’mon, Cole. Just give us the “Nobody’s Perfect” video. And find a way to have Missy in there.
