Posts Tagged ‘Game’

The #1 Albums Of 2011: Part 2 (The Second Half Of The Year)

Mon Dec 26 2011 by Robbie Daw

This week Billboard published its final charts dated in the 2011 calendar year. All in all, there were 31 LPs that rose to #1 on the Top 200 in 2011, several of which we highlighted in both our Summer and Fall Music Previews. We dissected the 13 chart-toppers from the first half of the year back in late June. (Adele’s 21 still ruled when all was said and done, with over 5 million copies sold by the end of December.) Now flip through the gallery of the 18 albums that triumphed from July on! More »


Kreayshawn’s ‘Complex’ Cover Story: 7 Classy Quotes

Tue Sep 20 2011 by Robbie Daw
It seems Kid Cudi isn't the only MC in the game who will appear on October/November cover of Complex — "rap's most controversial rookie" Kreayshawn also graces the front of some of the issues of the mag. And, boy, is her interview ever an education! The "Gucci Gucci" rapstress discusses her beef with Game, her days as a drug runner and a Craigslist pimp and how she never set out to get a record deal. We've rounded up some of her quotes from the piece below. Read on! More »

Game Makes The Chart See ‘R.E.D.’

Wed Aug 31 2011 by Robbie Daw
The chart throne has been overtaken by Game, who bumps Jay-Z and Kanye West's collaborative LP Watch The Throne down to #2 with The R.E.D. Album this week. The record sold 98,000 copies in its first week, and overall it's the third #1 for the Cali MC on Billboard's Top 200. Game leads a trio of high debuts, which include Barbra Streisand's Whatever Matters Most (#4, 66,000) and Hell On Heels by Miranda Lambert's side project Pistol Annies (#6, 42,000). Catch the full Top 10 below. More »


Wiz Kahlifa, Nas, And Game Tribute Snoop Dogg At The BMI Urban Awards

Sat Aug 27 2011 by Idolator Staff
The MTV Video Music Awards isn't the only kudos-fest set to go down this weekend. Last night the 11th Annual BMI Urban Awards were handed out in Hollywood's Pantages Theater, and to do it up right, a number of hip hop performers paid homage to the legendary winner Snoop Dogg with a trio of tributes: Wiz Khalifa took on "Nuthin' But A G Thang," Game hit the stage with "Murder Was The Case," and Nas joined Kurupt and Daz Dillinger for "The Next Episode." Head below to see if these entertainers did Cori B.'s dad justice in videos of the perfs brought to you by RapUp.com. More »

Drake Drops A Verse On Game’s “Good Girls Gone Bad”

Tue Aug 16 2011 by Becky Bain
Game's newest release The R.E.D. Album officially drops August 23, though the Internet is being gifted with selections from the LP. Drake cameos on track "Good Girls Gone Bad", and though Game sounds genuine when he says the song is dedicated to missing teen Natalee Holloway ("I feel for her daddy so I wrote this on Father’s Day"), the Take Care rapper keeps it silly by filling in his verse with references to cartoons. Listen below. More »

Justin Timberlake And Pharrell Cruise Into Game’s “Ain’t No Doubt About It” Video

Sun Jul 3 2011 by Idolator Staff
"Ain't No Doubt About It" isn't exactly the full LP of new music we demanded from Justin Timberlake, but for now, we suppose it'll have to do. The Social Network star and creative director of Myspace linked up with yacht enthusiast Pharrell on Game's "Ain't No Doubt About It," and in the black-and-white video, the trio is living the high life with big boats, bikini-clad models, and plenty of bubbly. Is this wet 'n' wild clip arriving right on time to be our newest summer jam? Ain't no doubt about it! Take a look below. More »

Chris Brown Enlists His Famous Friends For His ‘F.A.M.E.’ Track List

Tue Feb 22 2011 by Becky Bain
We respect anyone who chooses not to forgive and forget Chris Brown assaulting Rihanna back in 2009 — but it appears as if most of the music industry has clearly moved on from the incident. (Even Rihanna has, in so many ways.) Brown's track listing for his fourth studio album, F.A.M.E., boasts such big-name guests as Wiz Khalifa, Lil Wayne, Timbaland, and — because he literally cannot be stopped from appearing in every corner of the universe — Justin Bieber. But will his fans be more supportive than they were for Graffiti? We'll find out on March 22 when the LP drops. For now, track list below. More »

Travis Barker Drums Up An All-Star Track With Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Game & Swizz Beatz

Fri Jan 21 2011 by Becky Bain
Blink-182's Travis Barker is throwing a party for the stars of hip-hop on his lead single "Can A Drummer Get Some", from his upcoming album, Give The Drummer Some (out March 15). Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Game and Swizz Beatz throw it down on the headbangin' track that mixes punk, electro, rock and hip-hop. We need to see this one live, stat. Check it out below. More »

Snoop Dogg And Game Alter Wiz Khalifa’s Hit To “Purp And Yellow”

Fri Jan 14 2011 by Robbie Daw
We won't go so far as to call Pittsburgh MC Wiz Khalifa (hometown represent!) a genius just yet. But he does appear to be having quite a moment with his Top 10 smash "Black And Yellow." Case in point: YouTube 9-year-old sensation Lyrikkal and her sassy homage video "Pink And Purple." Oh, you want more? How about Snoop Dogg and Game's Los Angeles Lakers-leaning "Purp And Yellow"? Hear it below. More »

Game And Robin Thicke Ride Their “Phantom” All The Way To The Bank

Wed Jun 23 2010 by Becky Bain
After Game and Robin Thicke honored their beloved Lakers with a ditty (as well as pushin' out a few more tracks together), the duo paired up for the smooth new tune "Phantom" off Game's will-it-or-won't-it-be-released album R.E.D. The track, produced by Dr. Dre, is pretty much just an ode to the Rolls-Royce Phantom and all the impressive things you can do inside the luxury automobile. Is this a real song or a commercial jingle? Does Game really love this car, or does he just love the money most likely paid to him so he would endorse the car? Either way, for a song about a mode of transportation, it happens to be pretty good. Listen below. More »