According to 50, he has not kept in contact with Game in years.
“I don’t talk to that guy, I don’t know that guy,” 50 said in an interview referring to Game. “I haven’t seen him in years. I don’t know what’s going on. You don’t know why [he does what he does.] He could really be doing what he’s doing so we could be talking about him right now. Now his career is reality television. [His first two albums?] No, those were my records.” (97.9)
Instead of holding any grudges, Game admitted he could only applaud Fif’s G-Unit reunion last summer.
“I saw the picture and really instantly thought that that was cool of him with all the money he got because he don’t need music no more to give [Lloyd] Banks, [Tony] Yayo and definitely [Young] Buck ’cause that’s my partner, the chance to go back out there and do shows, make money. G-Unit, the name, will pack a building. They get to split that up and that was my first and only thought on it. At this point in my career, I think when G-Unit was at its strongest point I was a member of it and we did what we did and I think that we moved on from that,” Game added. “They’re doing their thing and I’m good.” (“Big Boy’s Neighborhood”)
Last year, the West Coast rapper shouted out the Unit reuniting at Hot 97’s annual Summer Jam concert.
“Speaking of 50, man. Congrats on G-Unit getting back together. That was cool, man. I saw the pictures online and I actually, genuinely, from my heart, I thought it was a cool thing, man. Especially for Buck who was a good friend of mine, man. I just think that anything that keeps him going musically is dope. Yayo, 50, and Banks I haven’t talked to in a long time. But just seeing them back together that was cool, man. I thought that was dope. … [Me coming back?] Skee, you work that out. Work it out. … It might be a good time [to rejoin].” (SKEE TV)
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