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The Game and YG both think The Grammys Hate Gangster Rappers and that the Grammys are rigged, because Gangster rap music doesn’t get the representation that it deserves. Especially because of how big of a part it plays in the entire Hip Hop Genre, but rappers who fake a lifestyle that The Game and YG actually lived win awards over them.

Grammys Hate Gangster Rappers:
Compton MC and Hip Hop Veteran the Game has always the kind of guy to really keep it one hundred percent truth, flat on the table, exactly what is on his mind. So it is no Surprise that The Game feels this way about the Grammys considering street orientated gangster themed music is the majority of his catalog. The Game thinks The Grammys Hate Gangster Rappers ,so he says, “The Grammys don’t respect our culture or our music. Unless we cross over, we ain’t winning s**t”.The Game has Also stated a partial shot at specifically how the Grammys hate Gangster rappers, “We can’t even get police convicted of coldblooded murder, so we definitely ain’t winning no f**king Grammy”. Game is also a disciple of the F**ck the police movement over the passed Decade, so Hearing him talk into this subject was no surprise yet gave plenty power to the statement.

YG, The Compton Rapper who really made a high rise this year in 2014, along side with Bay Area Producer DJ Mustard YG also thinks that the Grammys Hate Gangster Rappers is unable to believe that his album “My Krazy Life,” debuted at number one on Billboard yet he didn’t get a single nomination. He Told the Press on Tuesday that his music was way better than most of his peers/competition in the industry but he didn’t get very specific.
The real ironic side of it all , both YG and Game think the Grammys shut out any rapper who doesn’t appeal to a mainstream a audience , which is even more ironic given that YG sold more hip hop albums that just about anyone in that category in the year of 2014.

The Grammys Hate Gangster Music According to the Game and YG and they blame it on the Grammys being Rigged

Eric
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