The Game on Fatherhood, Daughter Dressing, and Kanye West's Reaction to North

Parenting Philosophy

• 💡 The Game describes himself as an open book father, emphasizing honesty and consistency to avoid problems with his children.
• 🔑 He believes in treating all his children the same, instilling the same values, and has found this approach successful.
• 🎯 He acknowledges being old enough to be a traditional father but young enough to understand social media, warning his kids against deception.

Raising a Daughter vs. Sons

• 👧 The Game highlights that parenting a daughter is very different, especially during teenage years, describing it as "crazy."
• 🌟 His daughter is a straight-A student and has her own Christian podcast, which he finds remarkable.
• 🚫 While he used traditional discipline (whoopings) on his sons, he feels he could never discipline his daughter that way, fearing legal repercussions.

Daughter's Independence and Trust

• 🔒 He trusts his 15-year-old daughter, emphasizing the strong rapport built over years.
• 👗 Regarding daughter's dressing, he compares it to advertisements in children's stores and notes that times have changed.
• 🏫 He uses private school dress codes as a guideline and allows his daughter more freedom as she gets older, while still monitoring her location.

Handling Social Media and Criticism

• 🛡️ The Game believes in building a strong foundation of self-confidence and brand investment to handle online criticism.
• 🎭 He views negative comments as coming from unhappy individuals and sometimes engages humorously or ignores them entirely.
• 📱 He stresses understanding the nature of social media platforms and taking personal responsibility for usage, comparing it to gambling addiction.

Tattoos and Personal Meaning

• 🎨 Inspired by his grandmother's words, he views tattoos as a temporary "costume" borrowed from God, leading him to get extensive facial tattoos.
• ❤️ The tattoo most meaningful to him is his daughter's face on his chest, reminding him of specific moments in her life.
• 🚧 He acknowledges that tattoos can be addictive and expresses a desire to have been like Shannon Sharpe at one point, with fewer tattoos and piercings.