It wasn’t too long ago when The Game was putting bars into writing and dishing them out to his enemies.
One of such enemies included Meek Mill, with whom The Game had a beef with in 2016 during a long, convoluted, Sean-Kingston-involved saga.
The feud, which seemed to pop off over a misconception of an issue, led to The Game releasing two popular diss tracks in 92 Bars and Pest Control. Despite the shared animosity between both men, it would appear that The Game has decided to project to the world his own personal growth, as the rapper took to his Instagram page to share a detailed adulation to Meek Mill.
The Game wrote, Had beef wit a n***a that could`ve ended in bloodshed either way. We had differences but when it all boiled down, we were once friends in & out of music, writes Game, alongside footage of a recent Meek Mill concert. As young African American men we grew up in similar situations where a lifespan for us was 21 years of age & that is still the age in which most of us coming from where we come from think we`ll never make it to.
He further explained that he and Meek actually called truce on their beef on the phone after the rapper was released. The day after @meekmill got out of jail, he called me & we talked for an hour. not about the beef but about new beginnings & what the future holds for us as seasoned hip-hop artists, writes Game, proving that hip-hop beef can indeed be temporary.
I never wished jail on you & I was genuinely happy when you got released, he concludes. I said it over the phone & I`ll say it again. Welcome Home n***a.
As it is, Meek Mill is yet to reply The Game which lots of fans are wondering why. Still, it’s a good look to see two former enemies call truce on their beef, with one party openly expressing a sense of admiration for the other.
This level of growth goes a long way in hip-hop; perhaps he was inspired by Drake and Meek’s recent squashing of their own feud.
We are anticipating Meek Mill’s response.
See The Game’s post below:
