The Game claims that Rick Ross had a diss song planned for him, but he was too scared to release it.
Game Claims Rick Ross Recorded Diss Track But Worried About Release
On Saturday (May 11), The Game posted on his Instagram page a picture of the cover of the Rick Ross diss song “Freeway’s Revenge,” which he dropped last Friday (May 10). In addition to the image that can be seen below, the Compton, Calif., rapper also shared a message directed at Ross, slamming the Miami band for not releasing a response song.
“The Cereal Killer [duck emoji]This is really smokey. Afraid of losing that nursery rhyme you recorded that night lol,” The Game wrote. Fuck it, sing a quick W to the home team and give the fans some real rap on their playlists. “
“Posting highly accessible cereal bowls, bottles of dog pee, and squatting next to cars is a way to get yourself off the hook. Not to rap fans everywhere!” he continued. “Most of the rap niggas you guys idolize are… they pick and choose the people they despise very carefully. At the end of the day, all the niggas in this group have no idea what I’m talking about” I’m capable , especially when going to a bar. [100 emoji]”.
Chuck Taylor concluded: “[And] As for drumsticks: you can’t shout my ass off or rap me so… post all the cars you want, n fake watches… real fans see right through you and the Widebach music shit! You can’t escape this shit. Damn, you can’t run away…the Human Capri Sunbag is shaped like you.
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Ross responds to game dissatisfaction with ‘Highway Revenge’
The game’s angry message comes in response to a dismissive IG post from Rick Ross on West Coast Rhymes on Friday (May 10). In his post (shown below), Rozai was photographed posing next to an old blood-red Chevrolet Impala. In the caption, Ross referenced a line from Game’s 2005 song “Hate It or Love It,” which ironically featured their rap rival 50 Cent.
“Hate it or love it, loser with the upper hand [100 emoji],” he wrote.
In “Freeway’s Revenge,” which can be heard below, The Game attacks Rick Ross and slanders his good name in a four-minute diss.
“Cut open his stomach and stuff bricks in it/Put his body on a scale like there’s a fish in it,” he rhymes. “I see ab***h in him/$20 million home renovation, just to kill himself by slitting his wrists/It’s suicide, tear the Maybach open, I know the truth inside.”
The song’s title refers to Game’s use of the real-life name Ricky Donnell “Freeway Rick” Ross – the name of the notorious Los Angeles drug lord – for Ross. revenge. Freeway sued Ross twice for copyright infringement, in 2010 and 2012, but lost both cases. Freeway named Warner Music Group as a party in a 2013 lawsuit, but the court ruled in Ross’ favor, citing his First Amendment rights.
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Looking at The Game’s IG post, he claims that Rick Ross recorded a diss track but was afraid to post it below.
