The Game's scope is obviously much wider, and he's no mimic; though he's still finding his feet as a lyricist, isn't as distinct vocally as 50 or Lloyd Banks, and nearly allows the gimmicks to overwhelm the skills, The Documentary is an excellent debut that also hints at a lot of potential. 18 videos Play all The Game-The Documentary Full Album carlos gutierrez The Game - Start From Scratch - The Documentary - Duration: 4:08. Max32Max 4,465,623 views.

01 - New York Skit.flac 15.53 MB 02 - Magnus Carlsen (feat. Anderson.Paak).flac 34.68 MB 03 - Crenshaw80s and Cocaine (feat. Anderson.Paak & Sonyae).flac 31.7 MB 04 - Gang Bang Anyway (feat.

Jay Rock & ScHoolboy Q).flac 29.49 MB 05 - The Ghetto (feat. Nas & will.i.am).flac 36.2 MB 06 - From Adam (feat.

Lil Wayne).flac 24.05 MB 07 - Gang Related (feat. Asia).flac 23.9 MB 08 - Last Time You Seen (feat. Scarface & Stacy Barthe).flac 21.85 MB 09 - Intoxicated (feat. Deion).flac 18.66 MB 10 - Quiks Groove (The One) (feat. DJ Quik, Sevyn Streeter & Micah).flac 35.6 MB 11 - Outside (feat. E-40, Mvrcus Blvck & Lil E).flac 23.93 MB 12 - Up on the Wall (feat.

Problem, Ty Dolla $ign & YG).flac 32.59 MB 13 - Sex Skit.flac 16.72 MB 14 - My FlagDa Homies (feat. Ty Dolla $ign, Jay 305, AD, Mitch E-Slick, Joe Moses, RJ &. 38.34 MB 15 - Moment of Violence (feat. King Mez, JT & Jon Conner).flac 22.31 MB 16 - Like Father Like Son 2 (feat.

Busta Rhymes).flac 29.02 MB 17 - Life.flac 19.97 MB 18 - The Game & Skrillex El Chapo.flac 27.55 MB Cover.jpg 275.75 KB Uploaded by [Pirate Shovon].txt 10 bytes.

Once surfaced as a force in hip-hop, a big deal was made of his dance with death. Apparently he was shot five times.

If you're scoring at home, that's four times less than label mate and executive producer. After the altercation that nearly took his life, took a crash course in hip-hop and studied up on the master MCs from both coasts. Within a year of rapping for the first time, took notice and was compelled to offer an Aftermath contract. The Game is also from Compton, just like his mentor, so guess where the allegiances fall? An medallion hangs from his neck, an logo is inked across his chest, and an image of the late is on his right forearm. If none of this makes it clear enough, name drops beloved heroes -- including just about everyone ever connected to, save for -- with great frequency.

The stage name, coined by his mother while he was an athletic youngster, is entirely fitting: verses are constructed with album titles, label heads are mentioned as if scholarly attention is paid to the industry's inner workings. And yet, this is hardly another, an MC lacking originality. The Game's scope is obviously much wider, and he's no mimic; though he's still finding his feet as a lyricist, isn't as distinct vocally as or, and nearly allows the gimmicks to overwhelm the skills, is an excellent debut that also hints at a lot of potential. And an all-star cast of fellow producers are in top form,,,, and included, and none of the features steal any thunder from the star. The most remarkable aspect of is how he can be such a blatant product of gangsta rap (okay, let's say fanboy) and leave a mark so fast.

But, as he says in 'Dreams,' 'Anything is possible if f*cked Vivica.'