When things first began, it looked as if 50 Cent was going to make history with G-Unit after the addition of Game. In terms of music, the two had incredible chemistry and they made nothing but hits. Despite being from Los Angeles and the rest of G-Unit being from both Queens and Nashville, Game just fit.
In a recent interview, Game explained he would not be dropping an album this year because Operation Kill Everything was the album. DJ Skee hosted the mixtape, which came during a good run for Los Angeles hip hop in the mainstream. One thing the world has come to accept is that Game will never quite be out of 50 Cent’s shadow.
Game released Operation Kill Everything via retail on iTunes and he included a new track called “Hollywood.” On the song, Game goes against all that he said about wanting to reunite with 50 Cent in his DJ Skee interview. Instead, Game makes a joke out of a reunion with 50 Cent and goes on to say “f**k 50.”
