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I stand on Game being a legend, but he's also a great example of how reputation can tarnish your legacy. Dudes barely even wanna credit the music talent because of the antics.
Wasn't Game only rapping like 3 years before The Documentary dropped?
Something like that. Seems like most guys who made waves pre 2010's had been rapping for several years before getting that big break. Game was also seen as more a freestyle artist and I believe they put him with 50 as he couldn't really make hooks. It's real unfortunate we never got the G-Unit album with Game shortly after The Documentary. Is what it is though.
It’s somewhat trueHe lied about that story.
Can't believe anything he says.
This was interesting.
He can still rap tho lol.
Crippin gon wrongLoon and his family too. The whole
Interview good. I listened to it on a drive a couple weeks back. On a related note, I think Loon said his ppls sent him from Harlem to Hollywood when he in middle school/high school…to live with his Uncle who was big in Movies/Music et as an Exec of some sort.
Loon was saying how his uncle had a crazy mansion, and all the cars and ****. And he was living the fresh Prince of bel air life, but F’d it up when he started banging Mansfield .
Dude being interviewed said he came home from jail or prison in 2000…
Game possibly starting rap in 1998-2001 is very plausible. Whether 3 or 5 years like cmon bruh…
You nitpicking at this point
Loon and his family too. The whole
Interview good. I listened to it on a drive a couple weeks back. On a related note, I think Loon said his ppls sent him from Harlem to Hollywood when he in middle school/high school…to live with his Uncle who was big in Movies/Music et as an Exec of some sort.
Loon was saying how his uncle had a crazy mansion, and all the cars and ****. And he was living the fresh Prince of bel air life, but F’d it up when he started banging Mansfield .
I remember seeing another Loon interview where he detailed that story. Talk about fumbling a bag.Loon and his family too. The whole
Interview good. I listened to it on a drive a couple weeks back. On a related note, I think Loon said his ppls sent him from Harlem to Hollywood when he in middle school/high school…to live with his Uncle who was big in Movies/Music et as an Exec of some sort.
Loon was saying how his uncle had a crazy mansion, and all the cars and ****. And he was living the fresh Prince of bel air life, but F’d it up when he started banging Mansfield .
I remember seeing another Loon interview where he detailed that story. Talk about fumbling a bag.
Look really had a lot of chances man.
Fam. This **** slides
Dolla got killed at a mall right?
Not every hall of famer is a legend thoughGame is a legend to me for sure. But I kinda look at “legend” status hip hop wise similarly to NBA HOF, a nice amount of folks can get that stamp, and its not necessarily the hardest to achieve….That John C. Reilly fro Chuck rockin aint it tho.
Looks amazing to meTold y’all she be working the angles. Look at the cup. I’d still smash no doubt and she got nice hips. But it ain’t no bubble