Young Thug Responds To The Game & Charlamagne's Sneak-Dissing On The Breakfast Club
The beef between Young Thug and Game is
officially back on.
Thug suspected Game of
sneak-dissing him on his recent Breakfast Club
interview, and he has now responded to Game
(and Charlamagne) on Instagram.
UPDATE: Game has chirped back. And they're
now going at it on Instagram. See their back
and forth below.
Last week, Game stopped by The Breakfast
Club to promote his upcoming album,
Documentary 2 . Charlamagne first stirred the
pot by saying, "You haven't had a rap beef in a
minute," and Game responded, "People don't
really wanna beef with me because...if it get
real, then it's a problem."
Angela Yee then mentioned the short-lived spat
between Game and Young Thug from May.
Game had dissed Thug on Lil Wayne's behalf,
and the two rappers proceeded to go back and
forth on Instagram before the conflict was
mediated by JoJo Capone, a Rich Gang-
affiliated Chicago rapper who heads the Global
Gangsters crew.
When asked why the beef only lasted a couple
of days, Game said that he had actually gone
to Atlanta immediately after the beef had
commenced. "You know, it gets real. I went to
Atlanta. It started, and, you know, it got real."
We don't know the extent of Game's
implications, but Capone was able to put the
beef to an end before Game and Thug ever saw
each other.
As you'll see below, though, Thug is claiming
that Game was the one who reached out and
apologized.
Game also confirmed that the beef had started
because of Wayne -- "I ain't like nobody going
at Wayne. That's my homie" -- but, perhaps,
Thugger was most offended when Game spoke
on the eccentric fashion choices of today's
young rappers (perhaps implicating Thug).
Charlamagne asked Game if he was frustrated
with young rappers' lack of respect these days
and then clarified, "Cause they're disrespectful.
And they'll be talking crazy at you with a dress
on."
Game responded: "Sometimes I put on jeans,
and...some sneakers and a crewneck, and I
feel like I'm not appropriate, you know what I'm
saying?...Do I need a leotard? I don't know
what it is these days, man."
Who's a rapper that's been pictured in both a
dress and a leotard?
Thug watched the interview today, and he
wasn't happy with either Game or
Charlamagne.
"See I was minding my business trying to
promote my lil' video that I got 'bout to come
out...for the song "Power." And I go on The
Breakfast Club...and see this pussy ass n*gga
Game cappin' to pussy ass Charlamagne..."
The rest of Thugger's words are difficult to
understand, but he finishes the clip by saying,
"Fuck you pussy boy."
officially back on.
sneak-dissing him on his recent Breakfast Club
interview, and he has now responded to Game
(and Charlamagne) on Instagram.
UPDATE: Game has chirped back. And they're
now going at it on Instagram. See their back
and forth below.
Last week, Game stopped by The Breakfast
Club to promote his upcoming album,
Documentary 2 . Charlamagne first stirred the
pot by saying, "You haven't had a rap beef in a
minute," and Game responded, "People don't
really wanna beef with me because...if it get
real, then it's a problem."
Angela Yee then mentioned the short-lived spat
between Game and Young Thug from May.
Game had dissed Thug on Lil Wayne's behalf,
and the two rappers proceeded to go back and
forth on Instagram before the conflict was
mediated by JoJo Capone, a Rich Gang-
affiliated Chicago rapper who heads the Global
Gangsters crew.
When asked why the beef only lasted a couple
of days, Game said that he had actually gone
to Atlanta immediately after the beef had
commenced. "You know, it gets real. I went to
Atlanta. It started, and, you know, it got real."
We don't know the extent of Game's
implications, but Capone was able to put the
beef to an end before Game and Thug ever saw
each other.
As you'll see below, though, Thug is claiming
that Game was the one who reached out and
apologized.
Game also confirmed that the beef had started
because of Wayne -- "I ain't like nobody going
at Wayne. That's my homie" -- but, perhaps,
Thugger was most offended when Game spoke
on the eccentric fashion choices of today's
young rappers (perhaps implicating Thug).
Charlamagne asked Game if he was frustrated
with young rappers' lack of respect these days
and then clarified, "Cause they're disrespectful.
And they'll be talking crazy at you with a dress
on."
Game responded: "Sometimes I put on jeans,
and...some sneakers and a crewneck, and I
feel like I'm not appropriate, you know what I'm
saying?...Do I need a leotard? I don't know
what it is these days, man."
Who's a rapper that's been pictured in both a
dress and a leotard?
Thug watched the interview today, and he
wasn't happy with either Game or
Charlamagne.
"See I was minding my business trying to
promote my lil' video that I got 'bout to come
out...for the song "Power." And I go on The
Breakfast Club...and see this pussy ass n*gga
Game cappin' to pussy ass Charlamagne..."
The rest of Thugger's words are difficult to
understand, but he finishes the clip by saying,
"Fuck you pussy boy."
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