The Game has a war of words with Wack 100 online
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The Game exchanged heated words with Wack 100 on social media after he lost the judgment to his recent sexual assault lawsuit.
Here is everything you need to know.
The Game and Wack 100 beef explained
The Game recently took to the comment section to threaten his manager Wack 100. Moreover, he also warned Suge Knight.
He wrote, ‘I’ll take the head up fade with both you n*ggas on sight.’
If you didn’t know, the Game’s warning comes after Wack called out Suge Knight on 19th February Sunday for being a ‘failure.’
In addition, he also implied that the Death Row Records co-founder’s son is not his real son.
Wack mentioned, ‘2002-2016 the release & return. Suge Knight u can’t give me no advice. You accomplished failure. U own no mastered no real estate of real value. Only thing u can own is ur stupidity.’
Meanwhile, it remains unclear what prompted Wack to write the post now. However, a recording of the Clubhouse conversation was shared on YouTube on Sunday.
Furthermore, in the clip, Wack appears to be allegedly dissing Suge Knight and 2Pac while he ‘exposed Suge Knight’s son not being really his.’
Suge Knight’s son on the other clapped back at Wack by writing his piece on the Story of his Instagram handle.
He pointed out, ‘The Old Lil Man only talking ’cause it’s going downhill for him. But that’s how these [clowns] survive out here. They lie and try to bring people down with them.’
What happened between Wack 100 and Suge Knight?
Suge Knight’s reign in the hip hop community opened gates for several artists including The Game, as well as executives, Wack 100 to accomplish in a post-Death Row Los Angeles.
Besides that, the friendship between Suge Knight and Wack reportedly goes back years. However, it seems like a strain has appeared in their friendship during Suge Knight’s incarceration.
Wack claimed that Suge Knight seemingly blames him for his 28-year prison sentence during an interview with Akademiks in November 2021.
He said, ‘Now, let’s be real, and I’mma speak on it ’cause he’s been speaking. And I don’t respect him at all no more. Zero. You can’t respect a man … I paid for this man’s mama’s funeral.’
Additionally, he noted, ‘I sent a muthaf**kin’ wire at a time when we wasn’t even talkin’ and gettin’ along. But out of our respect, because he was who he was and opened a few doors for me.’
