"I'mma wait a little, then I'm just gonna push his album back," 50 told MTV. "I don't think there's anyone that would legitimately look at him like it's a competition, him versus G-Unit."
However, that is now irrelevant now, since both of the albums have been moved back to separate dates.
Interscope confirmed that the new release dates will be July 1 for the G-Unit, while The Game's forthcoming album is set for July 8.
"I will drop my album on July 8 in order to clean up the mess 50 made with his new release on July 1," The Game said in a statement. "I thank all my fans for their support on the new single 'Pain' featuring Keyshia Cole."
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