The Game accuses 50 Cent's GF Cuban Link of slipping into his DMs as epic feud reignites
The Game and 50 Cent have never been on good terms ever since their G-Unit days, and have a long history of attacking each other. Recently, the ‘How We Do’ singer called out 50 Cent for his unwillingness to do a Verzuz battle, and also accused his girlfriend Cuban Link, real name Jamira Haines, of sliding into his DM.
Taking to Instagram, the Game, whose real name is Jayceon Terrell Taylor, shared a photo of 50 Cent’s head on a rotisserie chicken and captioned it as “Hit @therealswizzz & @timbaland ASAP & stop runnin from this verzuz…. Oh’ n tell ya girl stay out my DM’s… if she don’t want her man over weight, fat as fuck hanging upside down like rotisserie chicken at the Super Bowl… come to @thenuminati 🥷🏿 #LeaveMeAloneImBingeWatchingPower 🧘🏿♂️.”
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As per reports, the alleged DMs sent to the Game by Link included a topless picture of her along with her phone number and a text that read: “Video girl?? Keep in mind.” Another message was “a screenshot from 50 Cent’s surprise appearance during the Super Bowl LVI Pepsi Halftime Show last month in which he rapped upside down,” as reported by HipHopDX.
Haines took to Twitter to clarify that the message was seven years old, while 50 Cent deleted his previous post about Game but has stayed silent on the mentions of his girlfriend.
Apparently, the bad blood between the two rappers, earlier belonging to the same hip hop group – G-Unit – started around mid-2000 when the release of 50 Cent's second album 'The Massacre' was postponed for the Game's debut album. This not only affected the pair’s relationship but also cracked 50 Cent’s relationship with Dr Dre and Jimmy Lovine.
Though the two worked together on 'Hate It Or Love It’, there was an incident that happened during that time when 50 Cent did not sit with the Game in the front seat of a car and took the back seat. Later, 50 Cent publicly declared that the Game was no longer part of the G-Unit. He had said, “He's gone,” and also asked him to stop using the group’s name. “He thinks he’s doing me a favor when he says that,” the ‘Many Men’ singer added.
Then in March 2005, the duo “ended their beef” but it did not last long as the Game was removed from G-Unit, which reportedly gave birth to the songs ridiculing each other. But later, the Game once again tried to mend the relationship with 50 Cent as he said: “Me and 50′s chemistry was like how Method Man was to Redman when they get in.” However, his apology was not accepted in January 2009, with Tony Yayo, on behalf of the group, saying, “One day The Game is sorry, and the next day its f**k G-Unit.”
At the end of that same year, 50 Cent even directly dissed the Game through his track 'So Disrespectful' that goes: “Come on Game you will never be my equal… I'm what you're never gonna be/ I'm in that tax bracket you never 'gon see.” And their hate for each other continued.
Even earlier in March of this year, when the Game claimed that Kanye West “did more for me in two weeks than Dr Dre did for my entire career,” during an episode of ‘Drink Champs’, 50 Cent could not hold back and shared a screenshot of a Twitter exchange on Instagram, “Hun, what happen here?” The Game’s reply below the tweet read: “Last time you did this with me, G-Unit clothing got put in a casket with the entire group & you went into television. I like Power n shit … leave it alone. I’m back outside!”