got beef
This guy doesn’t know when to stop.
THE GAME has reignited his war of words with JAY-Z, claiming the hip-hop heavyweight is not “hardcore” enough to respond to his taunts.
The Dreams hitmaker, real name Jayceon Taylor, first took offence to Jay-Z when he mistook a lyric in one of the superstar’s songs as an attack on him. Jay-Z denied the rumours and insisted there was no ill feeling towards The Game.
However, the Los Angeles-based MC still continued on his counter-attack, and took shots at Jay-Z and his artists at Roc-A-Fella Records at a 2005 gig in
London.
He rapped in a freestyle: “Memph (Memphis) Bleek can suck my d**k/Beanie Sigel can suck my d**k/Jay-Z can suck my d**k/Roc-A-Fella can suck my d**k.”
The 99 Problems star refused to retaliate, and insisted he would rather “Just let him (The Game) commit suicide”.
Now The Game has taken aim at Jay-Z again, accusing the rap mogul of being a coward for not responding. He says, “I’m too disrespectful for Jay-Z, I go to hard. His beef is mediocre beef, it’s more swag and less hardcore. Me, I go in on your grandma, your kids and your girl… It will get ugly and I don’t mind… So basically, let me commit suicide because I’m the only cat to commit suicide and resurrect every time…”
But The Game admits he is still a fan of his rival’s music – even though he intends to continue insulting Jay-Z to provoke a diss.
He adds, “I can be a fan of Jay and still rip him limb from limb lyrically and still be a fan. After I finish him off, I’m still going to listen to (Jay-Z’s album) Reasonable Doubt afterwards. I’ll kiss Jay goodbye with his own lips. I’m going to make him mad enough to where he has to say something. Jay I’mma (I’m going to) make you so mad you gonna have to diss me…”
