#BBB NEWS| WATCH: Sean Kingston Takes Shots At The Game On Instagram [VIDEO]

If there really are three sides to every story, then we’ll likely never really know the whole truth behind The Game and Meek Mill’s beef. Nonetheless, Sean Kingston would like to add a chapter.

Kingston hopped on Instagram Saturday (Sept. 17) to take a few shots at The Game in a series of videos that he later deleted.

Near the end of one post, Kingston claims that he was indeed cracked over the head “with a bottle” and robbed by the Compton rapper’s friends.

#BBB NEWS| WATCH: Snoop Dogg & The Game Speak On Ways To Improve Police Relations Within Their Communities [PHOTOS/VIDEOS]

The Game and Snoop Dogg heard the call to action and launched a peaceful march to the LAPD’s headquarters on Friday afternoon (July 8). Under the acronym H.U.N.T. (Hate Us Not Today), the West Coast natives brought together all types of people from Los Angeles to harmonize under one cause, which is to improve police relations within their communities.

During the press conference with Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and LAPD Chief Charlie Beck, Snoop Dogg added that communication will be one of the major keys within witnessing a change in attitude from the police against the community they’re hired to serve.

“We never had communication with police, and we’re trying to start a whole new beginning by getting that dialogue and that communication,” Snoop said. “The best thing that you can do is to seek for information, and seek for communication because you can’t match hate with hate. You have to match hate with love, and that’s what we came for today.”

#BBB NEWS| Rapper The Game Purchases Prince Portrait For $65,000 [PHOTOS]

After debuting a tribute track to the late Prince, The Game continues to honor the “Purple Rain” musician’s legacy with a huge painting of the global icon.

According to TMZ, the Compton native purchased a portrait created by artist Madsteez of the Purple One for $65,000, which reportedly took him more than 100 hours to finalize. “My man @losangelesconfidential hit me just after @prince had passed to pay homage to the K!NG of PURPLE,” the artist wrote on his Instagram account.

#BBB NEWS| The Game Responds To 50 Cent’s Thoughts On His Photo With Lloyd Banks [PHOTO]

On Wednesday (Feb. 17), The Game posted a bevy of photos to his Instagram account highlighting his trip to Dubai.

But one photo made headlines not because of his activities in the Middle Eastern country, but because of the other person who was featured in the image.

After an extensive rift with G-Unit, it appears that The Game and Lloyd Banks placed their differences aside and snapped a photo for the ‘gram together. The Game simply captioned the image with “Still,” but someone else has a few more words to add to the occurrence.

#BBB NEWS| The Game Loses Sexual Assault Case, Goes All The Way In On Defendant [PHOTO]

In a series of Instagram posts, rapper The Game–who lost a sexual assault lawsuit filed against him this week- pulled out his Louis Vuitton boxing gloves and verbally attacked his accuser Priscilla Rainey. Boy…did it get ugly.

“Let’s get one thing very CLEAR: that thirsty Gatorade mascot of a transvestite WILL NEVER see $10,000,000 or anything close 2 a penny of my money,” he started his caption off with. He said that Rainey, who was a contestant on his dating reality show, She’s Got Game, won’t be getting the $10 million she won in the case, especially after his lawyers get a chance to respond.

He says that he was unable to defend himself in court because he was overseas and unable to attend the hearing.

#BBB NEWS| The Game Compares The Case Of Bill Cosby To The Killings Of Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown & Tamir Rice [PHOTO]

The charging of Bill Cosby with felony sexual assault charges continues to generate opinions from all corners of the Internet.

The previously celebrated comedian and actor now faces up to ten years in jail, and former fans and celebrities alike have taken to social media to give their two cents on the matter. Next up to speak their piece? The Game. Posting a series of photos to his Instagram page that read “Black Lives Splatter,” the Compton rapper wrote a lengthy caption about the case against Cosby.

Comparing the charging of Cosby to the non-indictment of the killers of Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, Tamir Rice, Keith Childress and Sean Bell, The Game lamented the justice system’s knack for letting officers who have killed young black men go free.

Taking the stance that Cosby has been charged based on hearsay while officers have not been charged for crimes committed on camera, the rapper questioned why his alleged victims waited to share their stories. While calling rape a “huge deal,” The Game also shamed social media users for sharing Cosby memes:

#BBB NEWS| The Game Loses Lawsuit In Pick-Up Basketball Game Assault

A case from 2015 has followed The Game into the New Year. The Cali native reportedly lost a lawsuit from an alleged assault back in March, TMZ states.

The “100” rapper apparently engaged in a physical match with a man named Onyebuchi Awaji during a basketball game.

In recent court developments, The Game — born Jayceon Taylor — lost the lawsuit which was filed by Awaji. A reason for the 36-year-old’s loss was due to his missed appearance for the trial. As a result, the judge ruled in favor of Awaji, and mandated Game to pay $100,000 in damages.

#BBB NEWS| Rapper The Game Pleads Not Guilty To Punching Police Officer

The Game has plead not guilty to charges of criminal threats and assault and battery on Monday (Dec. 21) in a Los Angeles court.

The charges stem from The Game being accused of punching an off-duty police officer. No trail date has been set, but The Game is scheduled to return to court on Jan. 11.

Earlier this month, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge M.L. Villar found sufficient evidence to proceed with a trial on one felony count of criminal threats and one misdemeanor count of assault and battery. The incident happened on Mar. 23 while The Game, whose real name is Jayceon Taylor, participated in a pickup basketball game.

Onyebuchi Awaji, the off-duty officer, testified that The Game intentionally fouled Awaji then punched him during the third quarter of a pickup basketball game.

#BBB NEWS| The Game Reportedly Receives Order From Judge To Stand Trial For Two Separate Charges

It looks like a few incidents that happened in The Game’s past have returned in a court of law. According to Rap-Up, the Compton native was reportedly ordered by a judge to stand trial for two separate charges that happened earlier this year.

The charges stem from one count of criminal threats and misdemeanor of assault and battery following the reported assault of an off-duty police officer during a basketball game. The officer, Onyebuchi Awaji, said he suffered brain damage after an alleged punch thrown by The Game.

After that occurrence in March, the 36-year-old artist later faced charges of second-degree robbery and a misdemeanor of criminal threats after a run-in with a man named Justin Willard in April.

#BBB NEWS| Check Out The Best Hip Hop Artist Halloween Costumes Feat. Jay Z, Beyonce, Nas, Snoop Dogg And More [PHOTOS]

Nicki Minaj wasn’t the only Hip Hop star having Halloween fun this weekend. Jay Z, Nas, Travis Scott and the rest also got dressed up for the unofficial holiday.

None of their costumes was quite as good as Iggy Azalea’s self-deprecating White Chicks get up from last year. Still, as you can see below, they put lots of time and effort into them.

Check out the photos below..

#BBB NEWS| The Game’s ‘Documentary 2′ Lands No. 2 Spot On Billboard Charts

It took The Game ten years to drop the sequel to his acclaimed album The Documentary, and according to the response, it was definitely worth the wait. It hasn’t been two weeks since he released the albums sequel, The Documentary 2, and yet it has already landed a spot on the Billboard 200 charts.

The album earned itself a top spot at No. 2, under Selena Gomez’s new album.

For those who have yet to hear the album , it features a long list of notable artists including Dr. Dre, Diddy, Nas, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Q-Tip, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Future,and YG. He also continued to fill in the puzzle, dropping The Documentary 2.5 shortly after.

#BBB NEWS| The Game’s ‘Documentary 2′ Album Is Here In All Its Glory [STREAM]

Only The Game could pull off a double album with over 25 features from literally the biggest names in rap.

For his long anticipated Documentary 2 album, Dr. Dre, Diddy, Nas, Busta Rhymes, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Q-Tip, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, E-40, Scarface, DJ Quik, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Future, YG, Ty Dolla $ign and many, many more all contributed to make one hip-hop ass musical.

The Compton rapper’s first album in three years is available for purchase now on iTunes.

#BBB NEWS| Check Out The Game – “The Documentary 2.5” [Cover Art + Tracklist]

While we’re not sure if any of the tracks from The Game’s double-disc album will be performed in New York anytime soon – due to recent comments made about the NYPD – the Los Angeles rapper reveals the cover art as well as the tracklist for The Documentary 2.5.

The Documentary is scheduled for release Friday, October 9 while one week later on October 16, The Documentary 2.5 follows.

The 17-track 2.5 will feature guest appearances from Nas, Scarface, E-40 and Busta Rhymes, ScHoolboy Q, Jay Rock, Stacy Barthe, YG, Problem, Ty Dolla $ign and much MUCH more.

Check out the full tracklist after the jump.

#BBB NEWS| The Game Unveils ‘The Documentary 2′ Album Artwork [PHOTO]

The Game is shaping up to drop his highly-anticipated album The Documentary 2, and it looks like this project was made with the fans in mind. Just from the look of his detailed Instagram post, it seems as if the Compton native’s fans served as the basis for his album.

The cover art was shot by world-renowned photographer Jonathan Mannion, who Game says captured his first album’s artwork. The “Hate It Or Love It” rapper went on to thank his fans for remaining true throughout his recording process. “To my true fans: it’s been really dope to have you ridin’ with me the last 10 years from the 1st Documentary til now…. I appreciate your loyalty & the patience you have displayed while waiting for me to finish #TheDocumentary2,” he revealed.

The black-and-white image also stands for something deeper, The Game said. In the same Insta-post, the 35-year-old artist stated, “This album cover represents the struggle to stay alive in a city where CRIPS & BLOODS have been at war since 1972 & it’s because of you “THE FANS” I will again get to give you my documented accounts of life here in Los Angeles.” He also expressed his plan to continue the legacy of the West Coast in music following the release of Dr. Dre’s critically-acclaimed compilation Compton, and Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly.

#BBB NEWS| Oh Oh!! Rapper The Game Caught Getting Freaky In A Public Park With His 18-Year-Old GF [PHOTOS]

On Monday, August 24th, the internet went crazy after photos emerged of The Game finger banging his 18-year-old model girlfriend India Love in a park.

However, the level of extreme freakiness didn’t stop there. From the pics, it looks like after the West Coast rapper had his hands down her grey leggings, he made her lick his fingers and smell it after. Mind you, this was all going down right in a public park in front of people.

Take a look at the pics everyone is talking about below:

#BBB NEWS| Check Out The Game And Drake On The Set of '100' [PHOTOS/VIDEO]

Drake and The Game have had a pretty good friendship for a few years, with Drizzy even shouting him out on YG‘s 2013 hit, “Who Do You Love?”

    And man shout my n*gga Game, he just rolled through
    Eatin’ crab out in Malibu at Nobu
Following Drake‘s house party on Sunday (where Game was in attendance,) both rappers linked back up in Compton yesterday to shoot the video to their Cardo and Johnny Juliano-produced collab, “100.” The song will be live on Game‘s upcoming a lbum, The Documentary 2.

Go behind the scenes on the set below..