Soulja Boy lights the purp and drop the top with Game and his Money Gang on “Too Faded,” their first collaboration. “I’m fucked up and I’m faded,” sings Soulja on the smokers’ anthem, which was recorded last week. Game bigs up his player ways on his intro verse. “I done ran through her before Kris Humphries,” he brags in reference to Kim Kardashian’s ex.
Game and Soulja Boy hit the studio last night in Los Angeles to cook up their first-ever collaboration. It’s unknown where it will appear, but both rappers are readying new albums. Soulja’s fourth LP Promise is due later this year, while Game announced that Soundtrack to Chaos will serve as the follow-up to 2011’s The R.E.D Album.
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Love rules the day on JoiStaRR’s “Change the World,” her heartfelt collaboration with Game. The R&B songstress samples Michael Jackson’s “Earth Song” on the downbeat production.
Father of three Game shows another side on his verse, rapping, “I’m more than the media makes me out to be/ A father figure, never hang my kids over no balcony, but God bless MJ.”
If you like what you hear, check out JoiStaRR’s Magic Monday compilation featuring 20 original tracks and covers including her rendition of Frank Ocean’s “Thinking About You,” plus appearances from Paul Wall and PJ Morton.
Be afraid, be very afraid. Game loses his mind in the terrifying video for “Martians vs. Goblins,” his R.E.D. Album collaboration with Tyler, the Creator and Lil Wayne. The West Coast MC, who makes a frightening appearance in clear contacts, checks into an insane asylum and is wheeled around the halls by a nurse as he tries to escape from his straight-jacket. He passes by all sorts of strange characters including Tyler, the Creator aka Wolf Haley, who is locked in his room with his cats. Weezy doesn’t appear in the video, but some of the patients mouth his lyrics.
“The concept of the video is really trying to go more on the horror side,” said director Matt Alonzo. “Game gets checked into the insane asylum and then he ends up getting taken to the coroner’s room and put to sleep.”
Game loses his mind in the frightful video for “Martians vs. Goblins,” his collaboration with Tyler, the Creator and Lil Wayne off The R.E.D. Album. Skee TV takes you behind the scenes to the abandoned correctional facility in Los Angeles. Game goes under the knife in a straight-jacket, while the Odd Future leader shares his scenes with some feline friends.
“The concept of the video is really trying to go more on the horror side,” explained director Matt Alonzo. “Game gets checked into the insane asylum and then he ends up getting taken to the coroner’s room and put to sleep.”
Teyana Taylor is riding with a new crew. The 20-year-old singer is currently trekking across Europe with Game and his Money Gang on The R.E.D. Album tour. At the first stop in Dublin, she performed her part from Kanye West’s “Dark Fantasy,” with a red bandana tied around her head in honor of the Compton rapper. She later showed off her moves to Beyoncé’s “Run the World (Girls)” and showcased her own material.
During the Olympia concert, Game marveled at Teyana’s assets. “Just so ya’ll know, the titties is real… The ass is real, the hair is real,” he announced.
Be afraid, be very afraid. Game teamed up with Tyler, the Creator on set of his dark new video for “Martians vs. Goblins,” the next single off his chart-topping R.E.D. Album. The Compton rapper transformed into an otherworldly being, wearing face makeup and creepy contacts, as he went in front of the lens in the Los Angeles area on Friday. In one scene, he was seen laying on a stretcher as a nurse stood by his side.
“#MartiansVsGoblins video is a wrap ! Felt like the best video of my career. Heres a sneak peak @ me 1/2 way transformed,” tweeted Game.
The Odd Future leader also got into some mischief while making his appearance. “NOTHING IS BETTER THAN BEING ABLE TO WORK WITH AN ARTIST YOU ADMIRE,” he wrote.
Game popped up in the most unusual of places, “America’s Next Top Model.” The Compton rapper sat in the director’s chair on last night’s episode and lent his expertise as the contestants created music videos to their songs.
During the judges’ panel, he gushed over blonde contestant Allison. “I’m attracted to her,” he revealed. “She’s got a little weird, weird, weird, weird thing, and I’ll keep it and you guys can look from there.”
Game, who rapped about Tyra Banks’ forehead on his 2005 hit “Higher,” apologized to the “Top Model” host beforehand. “I had [my publicist] send over some flowers with a card that said, ‘Sorry about the fo’head joke.’ We joked about it, but she said she had never heard it,” he told Rap-Up TV, adding, “Her forehead wasn’t that big in real life. It was there, but it wasn’t as big.”
Game turned the Sunset Strip R.E.D. when his tour pulled into the House of Blues in West Hollywood on Saturday night (Oct. 22). Wearing a white and gold tank top from his new clothing line Money Gang, the Compton kingpin repped for his hometown with his West Coast hits including “Higher,” “Put You on The Game,” “Hate It or Love It,” “Dreams,” and “One Blood.”
It was a family affair as his sister and mother looked on, and he packed the stage with members of his Black Wall Street crew. He dedicated “Wouldn’t Get Far” to the groupies and downed an entire bottle of vodka before proclaiming himself king of Cali with “I’m the King.” A camera crew for VH1 was taping the show for a “Behind the Music” special to air next year.
Watch highlights here and find out when The R.E.D. Album tour will be coming to a city near you.
