The Game Addresses Not Attending Kendrick Lamar’s Pop Out Concert

The Recreation went on Instagram Stay to handle his absence from Kendrick Lamar’s star-studded Pop Out live performance.

The Compton rapper mentioned within the video additionally posted to his IG grid Thursday (June 20) that he felt the necessity to clear the air after seeing the chatter on-line about him not being invited. Many imagine he went in opposition to Compton and sided with Drake after he dissed Rick Ross. He began issues off within the 17-minute clip by addressing the DMs he’s obtained and the noise within the blogosphere saying that he’s selecting sides.

“When the f—okay you heard me say a motherf—n’ factor about who I’m sidin’ with and this and that?” he requested earlier than alluding to trade enjoying an element as to why he wasn’t there.

“There’s plenty of f–kery that goes on on this trade,” he added. Nonetheless, he did massive up the affair saying, “I ain’t should be there to assume that the s—t was motherf—ing cool and main.”

On his relationship with Drake, he referred to the Toronto rapper as his “brother,” saying, “So far as my relationship with Drake? Drake is my brother … And my loyalty is with motherf—ers that’s loyal to me.”

A lot of the hypothesis that the Compton rapper was siding with Drake stems from two current situations. First, he posted an Instagram Reel of the Toronto rapper’s 2015 track “Vitality” enjoying on a display screen with the caption, “I bought rap n—s that I gotta act like I like.” Many questioned the timing of the since-deleted publish as a result of Drake’s “Like That” response “Push Ups” had been launched just a few days earlier.

Then just a few weeks later, The Recreation took to his Instagram Tales to take pictures at Rick Ross for trolling Drake after he launched “The Coronary heart Half 6” in response to Kendrick’s “Meet the Grahams” and “Not Like Us.” The West Coast rapper mentioned, “It’s quiet at present Wingstop have to be closed on Monday’s [sic]” after which added, “Or not it’s the fats n—s with the thin legs at all times working they mouth.” He then determined to affix the 20 v 1 Rap Royal Rumble and dissed Rick Ross with the track “Freeway’s Revenge.”

He gave his reasoning on the Joe Budden Podcast afterward. “A n—a sitting round simply trolling, n—a, maintain that very same vitality, n—a,” The Recreation mentioned. “You wann rap, you wanna troll? N—a, let’s do it. Bump heads with a n—a that actually do that s—t.”

The Recreation is from the identical metropolis as Lamar and has collaborated with each him and Drake over time.