Bloggystyle -- The Greatest

Let's be real. The School For The Dumb could tell you 50 Cent's newest album sucks. I haven't seen a good thing said about 50's album except for one line about Ja Rule, and I'm sure nobody reading this page has seen anything different.

With that said, it's not like 50's the first guy to unnecessarily throw shots at a rapper. In fact, 50's boy Tupac used to throw some unnecessary shots at people like Jay Z (before he deserved it). Like I said before, 50 and Fat Joe etc. realize that 50's trying to sell by dissing people.

Still, the news that 50's dropping Game from G-Unit is an absolute stunner.

50 told Flex he was disappointed with comments Game made on the station Saturday night, when the West Coast MC revealed he would not be getting involved in the beefs 50 is stirring up with "Piggy Bank"

Maybe if 50 had any reason to diss Fat Joe, Jadakiss, Nas, Shyne etc. then Game would have had a different opinion.

Of course, The Game sells just fine without that bullshit, something 50 doesn't think he can do anymore.

According to Flex, Game even said he was going to do a song with Nas. "He's gone," 50 scoffed. "He might as well make the record."

HOW OUTRAGEOUS!

50 also said Game should stop saying "G-Unit." "He thinks he's doing me a favor when he says that."

During his conversation with Flex, 50 claimed Interscope was going to drop the Game until 50 stepped in and got involved with The Documentary. 50 also insisted that he's making more money off The Documentary than Game is, and that he wrote more choruses than he's credited for.

We all know how critical 50 was to The Documentary. 50's value towards that album was almost as important as Devean George's influence on the Lakers 3peat.

Believe it or not, Game was on Hot 97 earlier in the evening, talking to host Angie Martinez. When listeners called in to ask about his and 50's problems, Game simply said he was going to continue to make "good music." Two nights prior, Game had said on-air that he and 50 did not have to be friends as long as they worked toward that same common goal: making good music.

If he didn't realize it already, Chuck Taylor has hopefully figured out by now that he doesn't need G-Unit.