G-Unit stan propaganda. Shut it off after it said 50 gave Game tracks because he such a standup dude and how 50 didn't like having to cover for Game dissing people
Them tracks went to Game because he was a priority for Dre, and 50 seen the potential in him. 50 was trying to make G-Unit a real label and Game was the most talented and charismatic artist he had, that's what record labels supposed to do. 50 got label points and Executive Producer credit on The Documentary and songwriting credits on every track he worked on. That shyt wasn't charity
50 got mad that Dre wanted to release Documentary before The Massacre. Got mad Game ain't want to diss artists he idolized like Nas and The Lox just because 50 said so. But he gonna turn around and complain about having to mend fences for Game dissing others. Really? Dude that got on the radar with the ultimate clout chaser track in How To Rob? Dude that was beefing with half the industry?
Then he fired Game live on the radio, like that wouldn't provoke a reaction.
Thing is, 50 and Game was always gonna end in disaster. And neither of them innocent victims. Game always been loose cannon, dude's a bipolar alcoholic. 50 a control freak and toxic personality who got a problem with anyone (Black) that don't fall in line and kiss his ass. Eminem basically the only industry person he never beefed with or fell out with. He had problems with everyone else including his day ones.
After 2005, G-Unit was creatively bankrupt anyway. The G-Unot shyt hurt them because they was supposed to be the boogeymen everyone was scared of and Game bullied em by himself, while making better music. But biggest thing was they kept recycling the same songs, same style hooks, same subject matter and audiences got bored. They couldn't adapt. And burnt way too many bridges. They had a limited network of top producers and hitmakers that wanted to work with them outside the Shady Aftermath camp.
50's ego and brand took a massive hit when he lost the manufactured sales battle against Kanye and never recovered. Went from 700,000 first week in 2007 to doing the same numbers as Rick Ross and Jadakiss in 2009. Been scared to drop a new album since the dud that went double tin foil in 2014, because he know he gonna get clowned on again when he does 20,000 first week.
Them tracks went to Game because he was a priority for Dre, and 50 seen the potential in him. 50 was trying to make G-Unit a real label and Game was the most talented and charismatic artist he had, that's what record labels supposed to do. 50 got label points and Executive Producer credit on The Documentary and songwriting credits on every track he worked on. That shyt wasn't charity
50 got mad that Dre wanted to release Documentary before The Massacre. Got mad Game ain't want to diss artists he idolized like Nas and The Lox just because 50 said so. But he gonna turn around and complain about having to mend fences for Game dissing others. Really? Dude that got on the radar with the ultimate clout chaser track in How To Rob? Dude that was beefing with half the industry?
Then he fired Game live on the radio, like that wouldn't provoke a reaction.
Thing is, 50 and Game was always gonna end in disaster. And neither of them innocent victims. Game always been loose cannon, dude's a bipolar alcoholic. 50 a control freak and toxic personality who got a problem with anyone (Black) that don't fall in line and kiss his ass. Eminem basically the only industry person he never beefed with or fell out with. He had problems with everyone else including his day ones.
After 2005, G-Unit was creatively bankrupt anyway. The G-Unot shyt hurt them because they was supposed to be the boogeymen everyone was scared of and Game bullied em by himself, while making better music. But biggest thing was they kept recycling the same songs, same style hooks, same subject matter and audiences got bored. They couldn't adapt. And burnt way too many bridges. They had a limited network of top producers and hitmakers that wanted to work with them outside the Shady Aftermath camp.
50's ego and brand took a massive hit when he lost the manufactured sales battle against Kanye and never recovered. Went from 700,000 first week in 2007 to doing the same numbers as Rick Ross and Jadakiss in 2009. Been scared to drop a new album since the dud that went double tin foil in 2014, because he know he gonna get clowned on again when he does 20,000 first week.