With his R.E.D. Album set to hit shelves on August 23 via Interscope, loud-mouthed rapper the Game has slowly but surely become a public figure once again. While he showed some love for blog-buzzy rappers Odd Future by letting Tyler, the Creator guest on the record, Game has some hate for another internet fave, Lil B. In fact, the Compton-based ex-G-Unit dude recently called the Based God "the wackest rapper of all time."
Speaking with VLAD [via SOHH], the Game set his scope on Lil B with some strongly worded hate. When asked who he thought was the wackest rapper of all time, Game said, "This is crazy, man. The wackest rapper. Lil B. Lil B. Yeah, he gotta get it because I heard him on Wayne's Sorry 4 the Wait and that was it. I couldn't -- that was it. I never really heard anything else that I can even remember to call it wack but I remember I heard that and that's what it was. So, like, Lil B."
While the young Based God hasn't responded to the diss yet, it's a safe bet that he'll fire back at one point or another, but we're guessing it will be with a "turn the other cheek" attitude. B's rhetoric towards haters lately has been that of a cult leader, as he essentially blesses those who curse them with his weird pseudo-religious lingo.
Either way, the Game's diss can be viewed below, along with a stream of Lil B's offending appearance on Lil Wayne's Sorry 4 the Wait mixtape.
Speaking with VLAD [via SOHH], the Game set his scope on Lil B with some strongly worded hate. When asked who he thought was the wackest rapper of all time, Game said, "This is crazy, man. The wackest rapper. Lil B. Lil B. Yeah, he gotta get it because I heard him on Wayne's Sorry 4 the Wait and that was it. I couldn't -- that was it. I never really heard anything else that I can even remember to call it wack but I remember I heard that and that's what it was. So, like, Lil B."
While the young Based God hasn't responded to the diss yet, it's a safe bet that he'll fire back at one point or another, but we're guessing it will be with a "turn the other cheek" attitude. B's rhetoric towards haters lately has been that of a cult leader, as he essentially blesses those who curse them with his weird pseudo-religious lingo.
Either way, the Game's diss can be viewed below, along with a stream of Lil B's offending appearance on Lil Wayne's Sorry 4 the Wait mixtape.
