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Published: Thursday - August 28, 2008
Words by Nic Perrino

The Game (Photo: Getty Images)

For the celebration of The Game's new album, LAX, the west coast rapper chose to show love to his east coast fans on Tuesday night (August 26) with a show at the Fillmore in NYC. Armed with a ban of fellow rappers and plenty of G-Unit disses, The Game had even the most native New Yorkers throwing up their W's. Fat Joe, Jim Jones, Joe Buddens, among others made appearances.

Yung Joc helped open the show with a performance of "It's Going Down," while Irv Gotti popped onstage to enjoy the performances.

After explaining that he came over here from Compton, only to catch beef because of someone else, Joe Buddens appeared on stage and performed his infamous "Pump It Up" alongside Game. Before Joey exited the stage, Game showed his gratitude by telling him, "I appreciate you rocking with me my brother, especially when you a real n****."

Ghostface and "The Chef" Raekwon performed after which Game asked them, "How ya'll n****'s still look 20?" followed by laughter from the audience.

Legend DJ Kool Herc graced the stage with his presence followed by Fat Joe's performance of "Lean Back."

After many chants of "G-Unot," Maino sang "Hi Hater," resulting in a few minutes of freestyles from Game since, "N****'s always say The Game can't freestyle."

It was clear how many G-Unit haters were present when Young Buck got on stage along with his entourage. The Game obliged by yelling out one by one that each member of G-Unit can suck his d*** before performing "This Is How We Do." Buck then performed his song, "Shorty Wanna Ride."

Things came to an end shortly after Jim Jones appeared to perform his track "Love Me No More" and his very first collabo with The Game, "Certified Gangsta." These were just some of the celebrity appearances throughout the night.

Game let everybody know before leaving that, "I know you came out to see Game, you didn't think it was going to be this live."

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COMMENTS (9)

hihaterz Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 8:36pm

I am so damn sick of these internet haterz, just like Barack O bama, the game offers change to the rap industry. how many people can do what he does, hes original, has a unique voice, and is solidified in rap history whether you like it or not, stop acting like crabs in a bucket always trying to pull a motherfckr down withn you, be proud of all men that make it, stop hating............

SWRidin Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 5:52pm

Loon you fuckin clown. Which hard motherfucker would let some bitchass security guards stop them from going at a target. What? You scared to get hit with a flashlight?

Roscoe Da Balla Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 4:45pm

lol @ Loon... internet gangsta to tha fullest. Go 'head... go 'head... g'da FUCK OUTTA HERE! lol. Oh yeah, Game's album is shittin on Wayne... ----------Hip Hop Saved My Life---------

Nellie " Baby Blue" Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 3:02pm

The GAME does represent the west, and it might not be the way we want, but adleast he's reppin'. I'm proud of my boy Buck. Get um Buck! West is the Best. Fuck G-Unit!

drezz Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 12:47am

you didn't think it was going to be this live." Yeah, I wish I was there. Because Young Jezzy Concert sucked a big one. Go Game, do you.

AMT Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 12:39am

i gotta agree that g-unot thing is played out. game a solid rapper hands down and he go hard on LAX..props to him. but he don't realise he helpin 50 stay relevant with every diss track he records..he puttin light on 50.

Loon Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 11:15am

I seen Game last month at the Sherman Oaks Galleria walking around like he runs L.A. he would've gotten got if there wasn't so many fuccin security guards. That's on Westside Harlem 30 Crip. This slob nigga keep rollin solo like that he will get caught up. Again he was in Sherman Oaks not Compton that shit would have been different if we was in L.A. or Compton. I don't think he represents the West like he should.

BKALLOVERIT Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 10:28am

I am glad that dude got that lover rolling and was able to hit up NY. I just wish that dudes would move on and get with their business. Make crisp music and end the nonsense "Beef." 50 is not worried about them and has money that cannot be threatened by G-Unot chants or frivilous diss joints. Do your thing, Game!! I don't want to hear anymore G-Unit diss records. I want to hear you rock it, like the way you know how. Unite, stop Dividing.

TEE Says:
Thursday - August 28, 2008 at 10:19am

I wish he would hurry up and retired, give me a break.