Joe Budden Says What Everyone’s Thinking About The Game

In this video, I react to the clip where Joe Budden goes in on The Game for what many fans believe are sneak disses toward Kendrick Lamar on The Game’s latest project. The internet has been debating whether the bars were intentional — but Joe Budden made it clear: the energy was off, and it didn’t sit right with hip-hop fans.

Online reactions have been saying:

“Why is The Game still worried about Kendrick?”

“This feels like jealousy, not competition.”

“Kendrick doesn’t even respond… and that says everything.”

“The Game keeps inserting himself into conversations he’s not in.”

Joe Budden didn’t just critique the bars — he questioned The Game’s motives, his positioning in hip-hop history, and why Kendrick continues to live rent-free in his head.

In this breakdown, I talk about:

what The Game actually said on the project

why fans believe it was a Kendrick sneak diss

Joe Budden’s main arguments against The Game

how the internet is reacting

why this moment hurts The Game more than it helps him

At this point, it feels less like competition and more like insecurity.

Let me know what you think — was The Game throwing shots, or is the backlash justified?

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