🔥🚨BREAKING: Grammy nominated rapper ‘The Game’ was approached by TMZ to explain why he just released a song called ‘The Assassination of Candace Owens’ that contains lyrics like: ‘It’s like a neck shot, who really killed Charlie Kirk?’ ‘Candace body is not yet in the dirt, why are you... carrying on like that, are you an Andre 3000 verse?’ Irreversible damage has been to Charlie’s legacy, I’m disgusted.show more

@Jamie147493622 That’s one way to get back in the spotlight, haven’t heard of this guy in like 10 years

And Candace is the only one trying to keep Charlie’s legacy alive. And the only one asking questions about what happened on Sept 10.

0 damage has been done to Charlie's legacy what are you talking about lol

TMZ has some sort of connection to the assassination. I am sure of it.

Do me a favor - when I get popped, find out who the tf did it, don’t worry about my legacy.

The Game dropping another album no one will listen to, which is why he needs to clout chase by putting the number 1 podcaster in the title of a song. his whole career is based on name dropping. He can take a fucking seat in the irrelevant section.

“The song is not about her” lmao whats the name of the song again? Dudes a weirdo dipshit

WOW, DOM!! SO DISAPPOINTED THAT YOU DIDNT SHOW THE LYRICS!!!!! ITS NOT ANTI CANDACE!!!!!

They let this man drop a song called ‘The Assassination of Candace Owens’ 10 weeks after Charlie Kirk got his head blown off on stage… but if a white artist dropped ‘The Assassination of LeBron’ tomorrow the FBI would already be kicking in his door. Tell me again how there’s no double standard.

“And his body is not yet settled in the dirt, why you carrying on like an Andre 3000 verse” Sounds more like a tribute than anything, not a diss of Charlie or Candace, just as he described in the video

“I’m a rapper, we use metaphors ya know?” “Let me break you off a lil summin… here’s a few bars I just came up wit! “ RED ROLLS, WHITE CEILING 🩸” 🎶 💀🤣

Rap is dead. Charlie Kirk lives on! Charlie Kirk was more 'gangster' than these wannabe rappers dying for clout. Kirk Died for Christ!

He is calling her out -its needed. It's called peer pressure.

Candace grifting Kirk, The Game grifting Candace.

Fuck the game. It's the same clown who will cherish pedophile and gay parties. " Shouting out FREE DIDDY AND R.KELLY" Fucking embarrassing. I can't believe people still rock with these degenerates.

This nigga is damn near 60 years old

Game always been a Lyrical Rapper,, one of the Best in the West. 💯

He wanted clout like always

He’s not playing games

This nigga Game is a pawn and underling of some powerful jews. Thats for damn sure. Dude is not a thinker or mind at all.

The Game really said ‘let’s ruin the internet AND Charlie’s legacy’ 💀🔥

@realstewpeters nailed it !!!!

This is one of those moments where art, provocation, and outrage collide spectacularly. The Game’s track, The Assassination of Candace Owens, is deliberately incendiary, using hyperbolic imagery and references to public figures to provoke, shock, and spark conversation. Lines like “It’s like a neck shot, who really killed Charlie Kirk?” aren’t literal calls to violence, but they play on cultural literacy, political tension, and the history of rap as a medium for confrontation and commentary. The visceral reaction is predictable: when pop culture intersects with real-world politics, nuance often gets lost in the immediacy of outrage. On a broader level, this incident underscores the tension between freedom of expression and public sensibilities. Rap, and hip-hop more broadly, has always thrived on pushing boundaries, blending satire, social critique, and raw emotion. But when lyrics target specific individuals, especially in politically charged contexts, the conversation shifts from artistry to morality. The Game’s approach forces a question: should art provoke at all costs, or does targeting named figures cross an ethical line? Either way, it’s a reminder that in today’s hyper-connected media landscape, a verse isn’t just a verse, it’s a headline, a debate, and a cultural flashpoint all at once.

The nose ring says a lot

The master of name dropping in rap returns…

Someone is trying to stay relevant

The PSYOP that keep on giving

Diddy used to take him shopping, lather him up with baby oil, what kind of man let’s another man take him shopping, but he is from the streets a gangster , more like a studio gangster

Gold is 4k and ounce. That guy has a quarter pound in his face. He better be the one worried about a neck shot.

Whaaat? This is horrible

You just know Game was getting wore out at them Diddy parties 🥳 🎉 😆

You can still see the gay through that guy‘s false bravado .

Lmfaooo Game, please stfu & exit