The Game claims he once held Suge Knight at gunpoint
Definitely, The Game brought some different energy to the hip hop world, when he made his 2004 debut. Despite being signed for two years, The Game didn’t blow up until then. Signed to Dr. Dre’s renowned label, Aftermath, he was put on the backburner for 50 Cent. Meanwhile, 50 became the highest-selling rapper in the game.
As 50 Cent took over the game, he made his own deals with Interscope, and this is where Game landed. The parent company decided to place him with G-Unit. Clearly, The Game was a star, in his own right, as he immediately dropped hits. From the start, Game became the highest-selling G-Unit member outside of 50 Cent.
During that 2004 run, The Game was confronted by Suge Knight. The story was reported, but no details were ever mentioned. In his recent interview, with Nick Cannon, Game opened up on this, saying Suge and his goons ran up on him with guns, over some of his lyrics, and, citing Death Row being involved in a lot of unreported deaths, including his friends, Game said he pulled his own guns on Suge and his crew, earning his respect.
The Game claims he once held Suge Knight at gunpoint
