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After getting three new tracks last night, Billboard gets the green light on one more. This collabo was originally set to be featured on Game’s, The R.E.D. Album but it will now be on his new mixtape, California Republic dropping tomorrow. Produced by Pharrell.

With Nipsey Hussle by his side, Game keeps their credit score high for the first taste of his upcoming mixtape, California Republic dropping Thursday. This is what we like to hear.

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Bonuses: “It Must Be Tough” Ft. Pharrell via Vibe

“Greystone” Ft. Fat Joe x Young Chris

The California state flag gets an alternate makeover full of smoke for the cover art of Game’s next project. Remember, only you can prevent forest fires. Mixtape coming soon.

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With Ace Hood’s new mixtape, Starvation dropping this Friday, he and Chuck separate themselves from the rest on a cut produced by The Renegades. This joint is fire. Ha!

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VH1 went Behind The Music of The Game yesterday, where his early life and ups and downs throughout his career were documented including his rift with 50, fatherhood and contemplating suicide.

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To live and die in L.A. And for The R.E.D. Album‘s standout track, we see the City of Angels through the eyes of Game and Kendrick for its accompanying video. Directed by Matt Alonzo.

Jayceon sure had a rough come up. And in this 9 minute preview of  VH1‘s Behind The Music, we follow Game’s rise from the streets of Compton to worldwide stardom. Full doc airs tomorrow at 9 p.m.

Sidebar: Game Records With Stevie Johnson

Chuck returned to L.A.’s Key Club on Friday night. During his performance, Trav got behind the sticks and assisted him on a few tracks and he brought Warren G out for “Regulate”. R.I.P. Nate the great.

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Still waiting on the video? Yea, we are too. But before it arrives, SkeeTV shares footage of the making of Game and Kendrick Lamar’s upcoming visual. Directed by Matt Alonzo.

UPDATE: More behind the scenes

Yesterday, footage surfaced of Game allegedly spitting on a female fan. The rapper spoke with XXL on the incident and the events leading up to it. Spit away, Chuck.

“This girl and her dude were at the concert, and we had a meet and greet. It was like 100 people, plus we have to get to an after-party, so we [focused on] doing everything on schedule. You shake my hand, I sign one thing from each person and take a picture with each person. So, they wanted to hold up the line, and there’s other people behind ’em, and we got time constraints. They acting crazy, [saying], ‘we paid all this money and we can’t even chill!’ I guess they wanted to chill, go back to the hotel and smoke with a nigga and be my kid’s godfather. So, security had to take them out because they got a little crazy.

We go to the after-party and here are these same two people. They by the VIP [area], kind of doing the heckling shit, and throwing shit, throwing Red Bull cans. But ain’t none of it hitting me. The dude starts spitting loogies and drinking shit and spitting it. The shit started getting closer and closer to where we was at. He keeps spittin’ and finally, the fuckin’ shit hit me. So I went over and I fuckin’ spit.

“My spit hit the fuckin’ ground. That girl didn’t have no spit on her. The dude didn’t have no spit on him. They just saying some shit, making a scene, and then they left. That video don’t show me spitting on nobody. I didn’t spit on nobody, but, I definitely tried to spit on the bitch. I just missed. But I’m not the best at aiming spit. Me, to get up and spit on somebody? I’m not doing that unless I’m provoked.”

Sidebar: Game Announces Next Album Title