Meek Mill seems to be back in the crosshairs of another emcee, this time, it’s Compton rapper, The Game.

On Thursday (Sept. 15) while performing at Club Story in Miami, The Game dissed Meek Mill in front of the packed audience.  The Game, who is on a tour to promote his new album 1992, seemingly fired shots out of nowhere when he said this while on stage:

“I just wanna beat that n***a a** one good time. When you see me, n***a, square up…It ain’t gotta be about no guns. F**k Meek Mill. I’m Game.” According to show footage, he goes on to say, “Meek Mill not snitching on me? I never heard of that. F**k that n***a.”

On Friday (Sept 16), The Game dropped the official Meek Mill diss track on Power 105.1, where he holds nothing back on the track, except the beef origin. Going for the jugular, Game spits, “Blood will be drippin’ like Niagara if I poke Meek/Nicki won’t get no sleep, I’m coming through at 4 a.m./Four deep, leave the dead body on the soaked sheet,” he raps.

https://twitter.com/cthagod/status/776777182848937984

No one seems to know for sure how this beef got started, but it looks like it’s just starting to heat up. Listen to the diss track “92 Bars” below and stay tuned for The Game’s newest album, 1992. The album is coming out on October 14th and “92 Bars” is a featured track.

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In the wake of a crippling drought that threatens to raise the roof on America’s high food costs, it may be time to draw upon some age old advice from our favorite Chicago old head, Common. “Don’t forget ya two scoops!”  Common tells us on Can I Borrow A Dollar, his debut album from 1992. The song “Two Scoops of Raisins” features Immenslope– the legendary Chi-city beat man and lyricists who introduced Kanye West to the world of hip-hop production– and  samples Joe Trex‘s sixties soul hit “Papa Was Too,” in order to create a track that demonstrates why breakfast is still the most important meal of the day for a young emcee. So, stock up on your bran, your pebbles, your chex and your loops, but just don’t forget those two scoops.

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