When Kendrick Lamar took over headlines for his boasting of being king of New York, a lot of people took offense. Since Kendrick Lamar is a native of Compton, a lot of arguments centered around him not being the king of his own city. Record sales have not been kind to Game on his last two albums, but he has a legacy.
Game emerged and he immediately brought Los Angeles back to the forefront of the game and he’s managed to keep it that way. Ironically, Kendrick Lamar’s mainstream attention came from his appearance on Game’s “The City.” Thinking of strong verses, Game has plenty of them, but there’s a man claiming he didn’t write any of them.
This man has come forward to say Game used him to ghostwrite The Documentary, his debut album. In terms of compensation, he did not get any, especially for the “Dreams” single, which has been met with critical acclaim. According to the rumor mill, this man has plans of suing Game.
