Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer
Earlier this month, Game was hoping not only to make peace with his former label, G-Unit, but also to reunite with the team. Despite fans of both G-Unit and Game wanting the reunion, 50 Cent shot the idea down. Even with 50 Cent and Tony Yayo taunting Game, Game said he still wanted peace.
In an effort to prove the beef was over, Game said he went out and purchased Lloyd Banks' H.F.M. 2 (The Hunger for More). After having the album for almost two weeks, Game is obviously disappointed. Much like Khia after hearing Nicki Minaj's debut album, Game wants a refund.
After listening to the album, Game went on Twitter to blast his former rhyming partner. Through the social networking site, Game offered to help the Queens rapper step up his lyrical game. Even before hearing the album, Game taunted Lloyd Banks because of his low album sales. Because of the hype surrounding "Beamer, Benz, or Bentley," the album was expected to bring G-Unit back.
But, instead of bringing G-Unit back, Lloyd Banks' latest album was another low-selling album released from the G-Unit label. Because of this and his post-G-Unit record sales, Game has been laughing about this, feeling as if 50 Cent needs him back on the G-Unit Records roster.