French Montana heads to the West Coast with the Skeemix to “Ain’t Worried About Nothin’.” The Coke Boy calls on The Game, Crooked I, Dizzy Wright, and Problem for the carefree cut, which appears on his debut Excuse My French.

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From Compton to Springfield, Game is set to guest star on an upcoming episode of Fox’s animated series “The Simpsons” in July. In the episode, Bart has a dream that he is the West Coast rapper.

“Catch me on the Simpsons next month when Bart has a dream that he is ‘The Game’ in class ha ha ha…. #OKE,” tweeted Game.

He revealed a photo of the thugged-out Bart, complete with tattoos, a Jesus piece, and Jordans, just like the real Game.

Game is also shooting a second season of his VH1 reality show “Marrying The Game.”

Jeremih makes music for the strip clubs with his sex-drenched record “Let Loose” featuring Game. The Compton MC drops some salacious rhymes off the top, while the R&B crooner encourages his girl to shake it fast. It’s unknown where the song will end up, but Jeremih is readying his new album Thumpy Johnson for release this year.

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The Game reps for the west on the remix to fellow Compton MC Kendrick Lamar’s single “Bitch, Don’t Kill My Vibe,” which serves as the first offering from his upcoming mixtape Operation Kill Everything.

He fires off rapid rhymes over the good kid, m.A.A.d city cut, while giving props to Jay-Z and rocking all-black-everything.

“Almost done with my ‘Operation Kill Everything’ mixtape !!!!!!! Y’all gone fuck wit this hard !!! Let the workd know #OKE is comin !!!” tweeted Game.

Did he kill it? Listen below.

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Family always comes first when it comes to The Game. The West Coast rapper celebrated Easter weekend with his loved ones including fiancée Tiffney Cambridge, sons King Justice and Harlem, and daughter Cali at their first annual Easter Extravaganza. The children participated in an Easter egg hunt in the park, which included an appearance from the Easter bunny himself.

“This love can never be replaced. @littlemisscali is PERFECT for me,” tweeted Game along with a photo of him kissing his daughter.

The kids were all smiles as they played in the park with their dad. “#LikeFatherLikeSons hangin wit my boys @harlemcarontaylor @kingjusticetaylor….. I love em,” said the proud papa.

Check out more adorable pics from the family affair.

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While his peers were recovering from NBA All-Star Weekend, The Game got back to work, shooting a video for “Ali Bomaye” on Monday. Fresh from Houston, Chris Brown and 2 Chainz joined him on set in L.A.

Breezy posed on the hood of a Rolls-Royce Phantom while making his cameo, while 2 Chainz shot his scene in a warehouse.

The song, which features 2 Chainz and Rick Ross, appears on Game’s latest album Jesus Piece. He shot scenes with Rozay earlier this month.

Game challenged 2 Chainz to a game of dice before he jetted back to ATL. “All I’m gone say is he travelling a little lighter back to the ‘A’ ha ha ha,” joked Game.

Check out more pics from the set below.

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The Game doesn’t have much real estate left on his body because he’s just added three more tattoos. The Compton rapper made another visit to his favorite tattoo artists, Kat Von D and Peter Koskela, to add some new ink to his body.

He paid homage to his mentor Dr. Dre by putting the cover of The Chronic on the right side of his stomach. On the left side, he inked the cover art for his 2005 debut The Documentary, which features his son Harlem.

“Gettin ‘THE CHRONIC’ album tatted on the stomach… OUCH ! But when I think about what this album did for my city… The pain disappears. That’s Life,” tweeted Game, who was under the needle for hours.

“3rd tattoo of the day….. This one by the homie @petertattooist might be my favorite thus far….. #TheDocumentary album with my oldest son @harlemcarontaylor on the cover… #CLASSIC !!!!!!!”

Just last month, the “Celebration” hitmaker got a tattoo with the word “Compton” on his chest.

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Tyga teams up with fellow Compton native Game and tears up the streets of downtown L.A. in the video for “Switch Lanes” off his mixtape Well Done 3.

The Young Money rapper, whose new album Hotel California is due this spring, leads the police on a high-speed chase in his white Lamborghini, while Game rocks a Jason mask behind the wheel.

See them stunt in the flashy visuals.

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