The Game, Snoop Dogg & Minister Farrakhan Host Anti-Violence Gang Summit

Earlier today, The Game and Snoop Dogg hosted a citywide summit that encouraged gang members to unite against stopping violence within their communities. Earlier this month, shortly after the police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, The Game and Snoop Dogg helped kickstart a campaign called H.U.N.T., which stands for "Hate Us Not Today." Their first initiative was to lead a peaceful march to the LAPD Headquarters, where both rappers met with top-ranking officials from the department. Earlier today, H.U.N.T. teamed up with the Nation of Islam and Minister Farrakhan to host a citywide forum that specifically called for the presence of gang leaders in the greater Los Angeles area. The goal of the summit was to unite men from opposing gangs in an effort to bring forth solutions about putting an end to violence within the black and brown communities. The Game announced the event earlier today on his Instagram. He began the invitation by writing, "Los Angeles, on behalf of myself, Snoop Dogg, and the honorable Louis Farrakhan, I want to extend the invitation to all CRIPS, BLOODS, ESE's & all other gang members, major figures & GANG LEADERS from every hood in our city as well as the surrounding cities to our meeting 11am this morning."

The Game & Lloyd Banks Reunite In Dubai

It looks like The Game & Lloyd Banks are on talking terms. It’s been years since The Game has been amicable with his former crew, but it appears it’s not everyone from G-Unit crew that he's had a problem with. While out in Dubai this week, the Los Angeles Confidential ran by his former G-Unit homie Lloyd Banks and ended up taking a picture with him, which he just posted on Instagram. The caption simpy read “Still,” which should make any rap fan from the 00’s very happy to see.

The Game Reignites Beef With Young Thug: “I Will Beat The Victoria Secret Out That Boy/Girl”

The Game took another shot at Young Thug this week. The on-going beef between Young Thug & The Game continues this week. On Monday, the Los Angeles Confidential decided to take a shot at Thugger Thugger in the comments section of his own Instagram. Starting off with an original picture of The Game looking like Ted with ladies all over him, things quickly turned south after someone commented “you gonna need a Ted when Thugger Thugger catch yo ass!” Obviously catching his attention, The Game didn’t take the comment too lightly and replied "You must be joking... I will beat the Victoria secret out that boy/girl." Thugger has yet to comment, but it’s surely only a matter of time. These two have gone back & forth several times on social media over the past year or so, so this is nothing new. We’ll keep you posted if anymore surfaces.

First Week Sales For The Game's “Documentary 2” Are In

The Game’s “Documentary 2” fell just short of the #1 album this week, but it did very well nonetheless. As the early projections told us last week, The Game’s highly anticipated Documentary 2 album fell just short of the #1 spot this week thanks to Selena Gomez’ Revival, but that's saying a lot. HitsDailyDouble reports that The Game’s Documentary 2 album sold 81,614 copies in the first week (94,529 including streams), meanwhile Selena’s top-earning album moved 86,264 units in the opening week (117,374 including streams). In comparison though, The Game’s previous album, Blood Moon: Year of The Wolf, sold only 33k in the opening week, meaning he gained an increase of nearly 50k in sales this time around which is pretty damn good.

The Game Advices Slim Jesus To Be Careful; Says "He's Gonna Get His Ass Smoked”

The Game opens up about the internet's Slim Jesus, says "he's gonna get his ass smoked." Slim Jesus, a scrawny 19-year old white rapper from Hamilton, Ohio, took the internet by storm a few weeks back when he released “Drill Time,” a video that finds him flaunting guns, promoting street violence, & even referencing killing people. Since the release of this awkward video (which you can watch here), Slim Jesus has been the topic of several conversations across the industry, and earlier this week The Game, someone who knows a thing or two ‘bout that lifestyle, was asked to his voice his opinion on the new rapper. Speaking briefly with Complex, The Game says he original thought Slim Jesus was cool & dope. He says "I thought it was dope. I was like, 'Shit, there's a White boy with fucking guns and he's ready to fucking kill shit." However, once The Game found out Slim Jesus wasn’t really about that lifestyle, as he explained to Vlad TV in a following interview, his opinion of him quickly changed. The Game says he worries that video might come back to haunt him. "I think that Slim Jesus either really better be fucking killing or he's gonna get his ass smoked," The Game says. "I worry about kids these days rapping about things that they're not really about." Later, The Game went on to say that Slim’s in a tricky situation that could turn south. The game advises when playing those type of games in the streets, lives could be lost, so tread lightly. "Sometimes I think it's sad because lives can be lost when playing those games," The Game says. "Be careful, Slim Jesus."

Official Tracklist Revealed For The Game's "Documentary 2" Album

The Game enlists Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Drake, and more for his upcoming album "The Documentary 2." After a few setbacks, The Game is finally ready to release his long awaited Documentary 2 album on October 9, after originally getting our hopes up with a September 25 release date. At midnight tonight, the project was made available for pre-orders on iTunes, which ultimately revealed the official tracklist and features in the process. Laced with 19 tracks in total, the sequel to his 2005 classic Documentary will feature guest appearances from some of the biggest names in the business, including Kanye West, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Future, Dej Loaf, Ice Cube, Diddy, Dr. Dre, Fergie, Will i AM, and more. It’s led by the previously heard single “100” featuring Drake. Check out the tracklist below and let us know what record you’re anticipating the most? 01 Intro 02 On Me f. Kendrick Lamar 03 Step Up f. DeJ Loaf & Sha Sha 04 Don’t Trip f. Ice Cube, Dr. Dre & will.i.am 05 Standing On Ferraris f. Diddy 06 Dollar And A Dream f. Ab-Soul 07 Made In America f. Marcus Black 08 Hashtag f. Jelly Roll 09 Circles f. Q-Tip, Eric Bellinger & Sha Sha 10 Uncle (Skit) 11 Dedicated f. Future & Sonya 12 Bitch You Ain’t Shit 13 Summertime f. Jelly Roll 14 Mula f. Kanye West 15 The Documentary 2 16 New York, New York 17 100 f. Drake 18 Just Another Day 19 LA f. Snoop Dogg, will.i.am & Fergie

Is The Game’s “Documentary 2” Pushed Back?

According to his Instagram, "The Documentary 2" may be dropping a couple weeks later than expected. It looks like fans of The Game may have to wait a couple weeks longer to hear the highly anticipated Documentary 2 album. Originally set for a September 25 release date, the album may now be dropping on October 9. The slight set back comes noticed via Instagram, where The Game changed up some of his hashtag dates to #October9 (see below or here). No word yet if this change in date is entirely true as he’s yet to make an official statement or announcement on it, but it could very well be the case. After all, it’s only two weeks. The album is scheduled to feature production credits from Dr. Dre, Timbaland, Swizz Beatz, Pharrell, Scott Storch and more, including a hopeful feature from Kanye West. Here’s what the Game had to say about the album in his original announcement, “This album is better than my 1st for more than a few reasons,” he wrote. “After Kendrick dropped his album, then Dr. continuous legacy !!!! I’m proud to be from #COMPTON & I wish #EazyE was alive to see us flourish yet again…… We on !!!”