The Game, Young Buck Dodge Near Altercation In Las Vegas
Saturday - February 17, 2007By: Ronnie Gamble
Young Buck and The Game got into a near altercation in the early morning hours of Saturday (February 17) when they both attended a Diddy hosted party in Las Vegas during NBA All-Star weekend.
G-Unit's Young Buck arrived at the event, called The Las Vegas Takeover, at around 3 a.m. with an entourage of around 30+ associates, while Game and his entourage of also around 30 arrived at 4 a.m. making their way to the VIP area upstairs of The Ice House Lounge nightclub.
According to witnesses statements given to BallerStatus.com, Young Buck began making gestures at The Game from across the room, with Game and his people gesturing back. This is when Buck took it a step further.
Buck then headed out of the VIP area to the stage, where he got a hold of the mic and began to spit a freestyle dissing The Game over one of his tracks.
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| Young Buck onstage with Young Jeezy; Photo: Julia Beverly (Ozone Magazine) | |
The Game stood on the railing of the upstairs VIP staring down at Buck and his group, and then proceeded down the stairs toward the stage with his entire crew behind him. Buck, still on the mic taunted him with "What, What!"
Security immediately stopped The Game from getting on stage, then proceeded to escort Buck and rapper Young Jeezy -- who attended the event with Buck -- out of the building, holding Game and his crew until they left.
"Young Buck was really taunting The Game from upstairs, sitting on the railing of the VIP. Then he went down stairs and got on stage on the mic and taunted him some more," a fan, who attended the event, told BallerStatus.com. "The Game stood up on the railing of the upstairs VIP. His people held his arm, so he wouldn't fall. It was crazy! His whole crew headed down the stairs. The stage was at the bottom of the stairs. Then we ran the hell out of there!"
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| Young Buck rushing to the stage; Photo: Julia Beverly (Ozone Magazine) |
Both camps fortunately left without incident, but both rappers -- not their entourages -- were making definite advances at each other, according to a fan in who attended the party. If security didn't stop it before it happened, The Ice House would have had a problem.
Other celebs in attendence included T.I., Trina, DJ Drama, Kid Capri and Young Dro, among others.
[story was edited February 18, 2007 at 5:08 p.m. EST]
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