When I began reading about The Game's disappointment with the rap community for not joining him on a track about the Sean Bell tragedy, I felt sympathetic. Finally, the Game decides to get topical and stop talking about other rappers, and no one's willing to stick their neck out and help. "Nobody wanna stand up and be a man.

We don't have a problem putting out a mixtape dissing each other but the people that you say or claim to hate so much, which is, or the situation that render us helpless like police brutality, excessive force, people using the shield to really deal the wrong way with human beings, you know, like nobody wanna stand-up for that except me." Then I heard the track in question, titled "911 Is A Joke/Cop Killer," released to little attention in late April.

Is he really surprised that no one wanted to be on a track with lines like "so shine them fuckin' lights in the back of my car/I might kill yo ass in 2000 raw?" Or "I should kill 51 cops for the 51 shots?" Not to mention, "[I'm] The Beastie Boys when I grab a fuckin' mic on the stage?"

The Game has emotions and in this video below you see the real man..