The Game

Nineteen months late and five hours announced, The Documentary 3 arrived with Drake on the hook, Kendrick's camp on the defensive and a posthumous Drakeo the Ruler verse nobody is talking about.

Compton rapper The Game releases a new rap video for his '1992' standout track "Baby You". The Benny Boom-directed visual features collaborator and fellow hit-maker Jason Derulo.

In a powerful joint message dedicated to the memory of the unarmed teen Mike Brown, shot down by police a few weeks ago, The Game compiles a plethora of his rapper friends for "Don't Shoot." Many huge names in the rap game lend their voices for verses for a

This is misunderstanding gone wrong. Rappers T.I. and The Game had an intense standoff with the LAPD this morning after a fight left two of their crew members beaten severely.

West Coast rapper The Game and his Robin Hood project continue to help families in need following catastrophic incidents.

As one of Cash Money's newest signees, The Game enlists a full roster for his song for "All That (Lady)" ft. Lil' Wayne, Fabolous, Big Sean and Jeremih.

Ja Rule is cooking up a new business venture. After spending two years in jail for gun possession and tax evasion, the rap hit maker is planning to release a cook book of all "microwaveable" recipes -- inspired from the only way he was able to prepare meals

Rappers Drake and The Game came together for a major collaboration, but it's not music related. The two hip hop stars dug in their pockets and donated $10,000 each to an Ohio house fire victim.

West Coast rapper The Game re-ups his buzz with the music video for "Ali Bomaye," a record from his latest album, Jesus Piece .

It's not very wise to film and post your crimes on Youtube if you don't want evidence in a court of law. But The Game did just that.

Tyga and The Game runs the streets of down L.A. in the new music video for "Switch Lanes," a cut off his mixtape Well Done 3 .

The Game drops the new track "Murder" as he continues to promote the upcoming release of 'Jesus Piece.' The track features hot new comer Kendrick Lamar and rap veteran Scarface and spotlights the lost of music industry icons including Notorious B.I.G., Tupac