Author:
Jay Carter
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Posted on 2008-01-28
24: A lot of people were counting you out after the whole
separation from AfterMath and G-Unit and you proved them wrong?
The Game: My first album was a great album but I think
people forgot that it was my album and that I got together with Dr.Dre and 50
Cent. All the talk was he (50 Cent) did this and did that but I still carried
the record no matter who wrote the hook, people write hooks all the time for
people. So when everything happened and I still did numbers I showed motherfuckers.
24: You actually had a song on your first album called "Hate
It Or Love it" and it seems like that's the way people react to you, they are
many who love you and many who hate you?
The Game: You got to take the good with the bad man, that's
life. I do this shit to feed my son, my family, and my niggaz because I got to
speak for them dudes who cant speak for themselves bra!
24: Do you regret the whole break-up thing because the
effects it had on with you and Dr. Dre?
The Game: Of course that's a nigga who gave me my shot. I
grew up on this nigga and wanting to be like NWA and then I'm getting the
chance to work with him. Me and that man relationship grew into a big brother
type thing and I'll never have nothing bad to say about Dr. Dre period.
24: Similar to your song "Doctors Advocate"?
The Game: Yeah, I couldn't paint a better picture then that
song there.
24: Were you a little disappointed at the number your last
album did compared to your first?
The Game: I would have loved to do 5 million or better but
am I happy with my numbers yes I am! It shows that I can do it on my own and
command an audience and make real music regardless of what happens so I cant be
mad at that.
24: What are you working on now?
The Game: I got my album coming and in the process of that
and the Black Wall Street compilation album.
24: What advice would you give to an artist wanting to get
signed?
The Game: Be prepared for the bullshit, get ready for the
Hate & Love, but make sure through it all your making good music and being
real with yourself man.
24: I thank you for this interview and last words you want
to get out?
The Game: Look out for me to just take over the damn
industry in 2008. It's a West Coast/Black Wall Street year!
