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The Game Addresses Kendrick Lamar Beef and Drake Friendship on New Album
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The Game's Documentary III addresses Kendrick Lamar feud rumors and celebrates his Drake bond in a surprise release featuring the "No Breaks" collab.

AceShowbiz - The Game has released his latest album, The Documentary III, where he directly addresses rumors about his relationship with fellow rappers Kendrick Lamar and Drake. The surprise release on August 21 completes his documentary album trilogy and includes notable collaborations, including the single "No Breaks" featuring Drake.

Throughout the album, The Game tackles speculation about a possible feud with Kendrick Lamar. In the track "The Pen," he dismisses the rumors, questioning how any animosity between them would even make sense. He reiterates this stance in "LA Monster," declaring that neither he nor Lamar hold any grudges, emphasizing his status as "the LA Monster."

The album also highlights The Game's strong bond with Drake. Their collaboration on "No Breaks" features lyrics celebrating their alliance, with the Compton MC rapping about their connection alongside references to mutual success and camaraderie.

Despite public assumptions, The Game and Kendrick Lamar have never publicly confirmed any serious conflicts. The rumors of tension appear to stem from The Game's close association with Drake and his past claims about being the top rapper from Compton.

In addition to addressing these relationships, The Game expresses feelings of being underappreciated in the industry, noting that he has delivered four classic albums over his career. The new album also touches on various other topics, including reactions to some of Kanye West’s controversial remarks.

The Documentary III features an impressive lineup of guest artists, including Drake, Snoop Dogg, Kanye West, PartyNextDoor, E-40, YG, Larry June, Black Thought, Lefty Gunplay, and Leon Thomas, among others. This diverse roster showcases The Game's continued relevance and influence within hip-hop.

Overall, The Game uses this album to clarify misunderstandings about his personal and professional relationships within the rap community while delivering fresh music that reflects his legacy and current perspectives.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.

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