Rapper Game’s Step Father Exposes His Stripper Past

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles

Game and 50 Cent’s beef was a memorable one. Game was once signed to G-Unit at the height of his rap career, but things between 50 and Game went sour for unknown reasons. Some people speculate that the two just started to clash one too many times since both have strong personalities. Regardless, the beef began to appear in their music, and both took shots at one another through their lyrics. Although Game now claims he’s past the beef and willing to move forward, 50 wants to hold a grudge. Regardless, during the peak of their beef, 50 suggested that Game wasn’t as “gangsta” as he appeared to be. After putting out a photo of Game in what appeared to be a thong, it was clear that 50 wanted people to believe that Game used to be a stripper before embarking on his rap career. Game of course denied the accusations, but now it appears that Game’s own step father is now deciding to confirm the accusations himself.

In a recent interview, Game’s step father Hodari Sababu claims Game had a stint as a stripper. According to Sababu, the rapper’s mother started a male strip club with Sababu, and most of the men hired were former convicts.

He says:

“Me and Game’s mom, we started a male exotic club. What we used to do, we used to get guys that come fresh out of jail, they was buffed up and needed money. A lot of these guys can’t go and fill out a application and get a job but hey, if they look good, they been working out, we put ’em on man, we get them a thousand bucks a week dancing.”

Sababu claims that Game’s time as a stripper was fairly short, but unfortunately, someone got their hands on some pictures of him stripping and sent them to 50 Cent during their feud:

“Jayceon danced there maybe twice, and 50 Cent will not let him forget it and somehow, somebody got pictures of him dancing in that club with his g-string on and boy, boy, boy. Whether he likes it or not, I tell him the truth. Because just like most people that achieve a certain amount of fame and fortune, that comes with the sycophants or the a*s kissers, because they’re around all the time to say ‘Yes, yes, you’re the greatest thing.’ Because most of time, they’re on the payroll. But fortunately, or unfortunately, I’m not on the payroll so I can tell you exactly what I think.”

Check out the full interview: