Los Angeles rapper The Game recently released his latest album, The Documentary III, which has sparked discussions about his relationships with fellow artists, including Kendrick Lamar. At his album release party, the Game opened up about his strained connections with both Kendrick and Blacc Sam, expressing frustration over being unable to reach them by phone. He reflected on his past support for Kendrick, saying,
"I put Kendrick in places that I wanted to be, that I wished *****s would've put me." The Game emphasized his loyalty, stating, "I don't flip-flop on my friends."
The album, which features collaborations with artists like Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, and Drake, includes the track "No Brakes" with Drake. This song has fueled speculation about the Game's stance in the ongoing tension between Kendrick and Drake. The Game raps, "Me, Drake and Drake, we the three amigos," which some interpret as a declaration of allegiance.
However, Kendrick's associates have downplayed the perceived conflict. Hitta J3, a longtime friend of Kendrick, stated that the song is not a diss and that the Game remains a "homie." Wack 100, the Game's manager, mentioned that Kendrick is expected to be in the studio with the Game soon, suggesting that any perceived animosity might be overstated.
Despite the speculation, the Game seems to want to maintain loyalty to his peers without disrespecting anyone. Fans are left wondering if the Game will reconcile with Kendrick and Blacc Sam in the future.