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The Game Claims He Put 50 Cent and G-Unit ‘In a Casket’

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50 Cent and The Game are back at it.

The former G-Unit members have revived their nearly two-decade-old feud following recent comments made by Game. During his “Drink Champs” interview, the Compton rapper claimed that Kanye West did more for him than Dr. Dre.

“It’s crazy that Ye did more for me in the last two weeks than Dre did for me my whole career,” said Game, who collaborated with Ye on “Eazy.”

50 was seemingly puzzled by Game’s Dre diss and reacted on social media. “Hun, what happen here?” he asked.

It didn’t take long for Game to clap back at his rival, claiming that he ended 50’s music career. “@50cent Last time you did this with me, G-Unit clothing got put in a casket wit the entire group & you went into television,” he wrote.

He also threatened to come see him. “I like Power n shit….. leave it alone. I’m back outside !!!”

In his “Drink Champs” interview, Game revealed that he still feels some type of way about being kicked out of G-Unit 17 years ago. “I’m kicked out the group… Well, guess what, you don’t fu**ing kick me out the group. I’m the G in G-Unit. F**k you mean?” he said.

The two have gone back and forth throughout the years. Back in 2020, Game challenged his former G-Unit groupmate to a Verzuz battle, which never happened.

“As far as Verzuz is concerned, that is the only person I would entertain doing a Verzuz with because it just makes the most sense and nobody else can really go with me,” he told Power 106.

Ex-Detective Not Guilty Of Charges Connected To Breonna Taylor’s Deadly Raid

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The only LMPD officer charged in connection to the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment is not guilty of wanton endangerment.

The jury found former Detective Brett Hankison not guilty and acquitted him on all three charges yesterday.

Hankison was charged with endangering neighbors by firing the shots into Taylor’s apartment. The jury deliberated for about three hours before coming up with the verdict.

READ MORE: Jury selection begins in case surrounding Breonna Taylor’s death.

Hankison and LMPD officers Myles Cosgrove and Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly fired 32 shots into Taylor’s apartment.

Hankison fired 10 of the shots into Taylor’s apartment. Errant bullets penetrated a wall of the residence and entered a neighboring apartment that was occupied by a child, a man, and a pregnant woman, according to ABC News.

Brett Hankison testified he opened fire because he thought two other cops were being executed. Those two have already been cleared from the deadly 2020 botched no-knock warrant raid on Breonna Taylor’s home. 

Following the acquittal demonstrators packed Jefferson Square Park and marched through the downtown area last night with one protester saying “there’s no such thing as a peaceful protest,” adding “they won’t be controlled, this time.” More protests are expected today in Louisville.

There were no drugs were found, and the no-knock warrant was later deemed to be flawed and faulty.

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8 Takeaways From The Game’s ‘Drink Champs’ Interview

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  • Game says he wasn’t a “safe choice” for Super Bowl Halftime Show

  • Game discusses fallout with 50 Cent and considers them to be equals

  • There are only two beats Game has ever been jealous of

  • Game used to think Eminem was “better” than him

  • In Game’s opinion, Ye’s done more for his career in weeks than Dre “ever did”

  • He and Meek Mill are now in the “best space ever”

  • SEAL Team Six Member who shot Osama bin Laden told him he was “grateful” for the music

  • Game spoke with Pop Smoke days before he was killed