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- Game’s fourth studio album, ‘THE DOCUMENTARY 2’ is one of the most sought-after album this year. Over a decade since what most consider Game’s best LP the compton rapper is on his sixth album. The Game returns to his West Coast roots on his new album, holding down support from West Coast godfather Dr. Dre, who is featured alongside heavyweights including Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, will. i.am also, and Fergie and Diddy and Ice Cube and Drake. Long before Game ever put out his first official studio album, he’s been one of the most hallowed artists in rap.
- Signed to Dr. Dre in the early 2000s, Game burst onto the world of music in 2004 as the most exciting member of 50 Cent’s G-Unit group. Following the release of Game’s acclaimed debut album, 2005’s blockbuster The Documentary, the rapper became the first platinum artist to come from the West Coast in years. From that point onward, Game broke out solo, releasing a seemingly unending series of mixtapes and recording his critically acclaimed The Doctor’s Advocate album without either Dr. Dre’s or 50 Cent’s contributions.
- The lead singles “It’s Okay(One Blood)” and “Wouldn’t Get Far” showed thatGame was a solo artist in his own right. He was a star in his own right, a performer whose razor-sharp lyricism and near-bottomless well of top-shelf material made him one of music’s most interesting artists.
- Game had the charisma to transition into acting seamlessly. He gave a hair-raising performance in the 2006 film Waist Deep with Tyrese Gibson and Meagan Good before sharing the screen in 2008 with Keanu Reeves and Chris Evans in the critically hailed cop drama Street Kings. While Game was making inroads in Hollywood, he was still based in the streets. His third album, 2008’s LAX, established him as one of rap’s foremost artists, while his follow-up album, 2011’s The R.E.D. Album, was his third album to reach No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
