Rapper Says He's Not Sending the Same Message
6:00AM ET August 9th, 2010
Contributor : Hip Hop Blog Staff
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The Game recently felt the need to single out 'gangsta' rappers and their supposed 'realness.' The Los Angeles rapper told Complex magazine that the lack of authenticity is a detriment to the genre. "All these people thinking they're gangsta. And after the Rick Ross song ["B.M.F."] everybody thinking they're Big Meech again, Larry Hoover," Game said in the interview. Nobody really should wanna be that or aspire to be that 'cause you're gonna end up in a coffin. And trust me, man, most of these rappers, outside of me, 50 [Cent], and maybe Waka Flocka and some other muthaf*ckas, ain't never felt bullets man, ain't never had a brush with really actually having your life erased. So a lot of these rappers out here playing, man; that's just not the message I'm trying to send across no more."

The Game's R.E.D. Album is slated for release later this year.