The Game on Drake's Respect, LA Hoods, and Eminem's Studio Habits

Friendship with Drake

• 🤝 Drake is described as a brother to The Game, consistently solid and looking out for him and his children.
• 💡 Drake always makes The Game feel like the older brother, showing respect without flexing his superior record sales or wealth.
• 🎶 Drake is unique in that he doesn't fit into a specific music genre; he is simply "Drake."

Navigating LA Hoods

• 📍 When Drake visits The Game's neighborhood in Compton, it's an "easy in, easy out" situation due to The Game's deep roots and universal respect in the community.
• 💯 The Game emphasizes that being accepted and loved in one's hood is crucial for such visits.
• 🗣️ While not a mandatory "check-in" in the old sense, a courtesy call to a local artist when visiting LA is a good practice, ensuring safety and a smooth experience.
• ⚠️ The Game condemns violence, referencing the tragic deaths of Pop Smoke and PNB Rock as examples of what can happen when these courtesies are not extended.

Eminem Studio Experience

• 🎤 The Game recalls a unique studio session in Detroit with Eminem, describing it as the "craziest" he's ever experienced.
• 🌮 Eminem's studio habits include consuming large amounts of Taco Bell and Mountain Dew.
• ✍️ Eminem has a peculiar method of writing raps in circles and reading them by turning the paper.
• 🌟 The Game was already a fan of Eminem after seeing "Hi! My Name Is" on MTV and found it groundbreaking that an artist could discuss personal topics like their mom on TV.

Artistic Rivalries and Features

• 💥 The Game admits to having a beef with Eminem when he was 24, primarily out of frustration with Dr. Dre.
• 🎤 He also acknowledges dissing Jay-Z early in his career, stating it was a competitive move and that he survived the fallout.
• 🚀 When featured on a song, The Game aims to deliver his best performance, often trying to "bury" the host artist on their own track.
• 🚫 There is nothing The Game wouldn't say in a diss track, making him a dangerous opponent.