The Game is ready to end beef with G-Unit

By: Yves Erwin Salomon

The Game is finally ready to end his beef with 50 Cent and the G-Unit. The two men held a press conference to announce a truce last March but shortly thereafter The Game launched his G-Unit campaign. During an interview on New York's WQHT-FM last week, The Game said, "I want just to talk and just to see where our heads are and see if maybe we can come to an even playing field -- respectfully to each other. I want to see if we can figure it out as grown-ups."

As to the pair's previous attempt to make peace, he said, "We weren't ready to do that. You can't force us to do anything. I don't think that either of us was ready to get on that stage."

The Game also came clean about Dr. Dre's involvement on his new album. He said, "Dre is not on the album. No Dre involvement on this album. If you looking to buy my album just because Dre did a beat or two, leave it on the shelf. This album is executive-produced by the Game. Dre took me from the 'hood and gave me an opportunity so I'm always going to pay him that respect."

The Game's new album, The Doctor's Advocate, hits stores on November 14th.