The Game Disses Dr. Dre? A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words

Lakerfan 4 Life · Franchise Player Joined: 16 Apr 2001 Posts: 16169

An interesting photo just made it's way into the StreetHop.com office perhaps proving a Game vs. Dr. Dre beef. And while even we had our doubts about the authenticity of the image, it appears to have come directly from someone at BlackWallStreet.

http://www.streethop.com/images/news/gamedissdresmall.jpg

The image, while somewhat innocent to the untrained eye, is in fact a clever diss to Dr. Dre. The Game's famous ï¿½double Game chainsï¿½ are visible above Eazy E's It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa album; the late rappers first after parting ways with Dre and also one which featured several scathing disses to the Doctor including the infamous ï¿½Real Muthaphuckkin G's.ï¿½

Is Game repeating history and are the recent Suge and Game sightings connected to Game's sudden bravado? Drop us your thoughts below.

http://www.streethop.com/forum/article169171.html

LaLakers999 · Star Player Joined: 10 May 2006 Posts: 1103

no the game will not diss the Doctor..... this is absurd...

LaLakers999 · Star Player Joined: 10 May 2006 Posts: 1103

and why would game hang out with suge when they have this going

Dr. Dre's old nemesis Suge Knight has an ongoing feud with The Game. Yukmouth claimed that The Game had been slapped by Suge Knight. The Game responded on his website, saying that if Suge Knight had ever touched him, he would be "six feet under". After the 2005 BET Awards, associates of Death Row had their invitations to a party hosted by Ciara rescinded. Supposedly, a member of Death Row had tried to steal The Game's chain. The Game stated on his Black Wall Street web site that he dislikes Suge Knight because of "the lives he has endangered." In Miami for the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards, Suge Knight was shot and wounded at Kanye West's party by an unknown gunman.[19] The Game vigorously denied involvement in the shooting, but the incident renewed efforts to pacify hip hop feuds and The Game has consequently been discouraged from attending certain events in hopes of averting retaliation.[20]

Previously The Game and various representatives of California's rap cliques formed a West Coast "peace treaty" to end many rivalries between various West Coast rappers.[21] This included a feud between Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre and Suge Knight that began when they left Death Row Records. Although none of these individuals attended the discussions, The Game represented Dr. Dre and Harvey represented Suge Knight. This truce appears to be unstable however, with Death Row artist Petey Pablo recently recording a diss song towards The Game.[22]