Wack100: The Game Blew Himself Up But Destroyed G-Unit, That Caused Problems (Part 14)

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Part 13: https://youtu.be/-LIEj6sRWG4
Part 15: https://youtu.be/CtrmceeYfv8
Part 1: https://youtu.be/4ij8Uichtcc
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In this clip, Wack100 clarified The Game’s career trajectory and contractual history, stating that contrary to popular belief, The Game was not originally signed to either Interscope or Geffen. Instead, he began his career with Desperado, which later signed a five-album deal with Interscope. However, when the time came for a sixth album option, they didn’t exercise, and The Game was subsequently linked with Cash Money Records. However, friction arose when it seemed that Game’s career was overshadowing the G-Unit group. Wack100 negotiated a deal with Cash Money, ensuring The Game’s contractual obligations could be fulfilled while subsequently securing a three-to-five album contract. Despite internal controversy and a whirlwind music career, The Game was able to navigate industry conflict and attain success, with Wack100 stating it marked the rise of the rapper’s career.

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