G Count didn’t need 100 bars to get at Game in the hard-hitting track “F*ck The Game Up,” his very own “Chiraq” version.
Game’s “Chiraq To LA” was an impressive display of lyricism, but his rhymes soon backfired.
Game purported to have been plugged in Chicago’s streets, name-dropping well-known streets figures.
In the track, Game raps, “On the low end, all my BD n****s bring the dope in/BD twins locked up in the feds and my n***a Bump J, hold your head/If you getting money n***a hold your bread/Rock my Pelle P like L.E.D., them Bogus Boys, they f**k with me/I f***k with me/I f**k with stones till I OD/6-9, Seven deuce/Marshalville, I mean Murderville.”
G Count discredits Game, rapping, “Count goes on to discredit Game’s Chi Town clout, rapping, “You don’t know s**t about Chiraq/You d**k riding me to get a pass, you don’t know the G-Count like that/You ain’t plugged with the BDs, you ain’t plugged with the GDs/You ain’t plugged with the Blackstones, you’d definitely have to come see me/You ain;t plugged in on the Low End/You don’t know twins or the hobos/Lame, this ain’t no f*****g game, quit name dropping Lil JoJo.”
Count then spoke on behalf of Incarcerated Chicago rap legend Bump J, rapping, “If my man was out, I guarantee you get the same reaction from Bump J.”
Count even got BD Twin Varney’s son Chief Wuk to reveal his father doesn’t know Game.
BD Twins Varmah and Varney Voker were sentenced to prison for their involvement in an elaborate multimillion-dollar narcotics distribution ring, according to the Chicago Tribune. They were reportedly among 47 members of the Black Disciples street gang arrested during a May 12, 2004 raid at the Randolph Towers apartment complex.
Police were after Marvel Thompson who was the ringleader drug operation. The FBI operation, code name ‘Marvelous,’ resulted in the seizure of more than $300,000 in cash 11 guns, several bulletproof vests, assorted jewelry and boxes of gang-related laws and other documents, according to nwitimes.com.
The drug operation reportedly netted Thompson and others $200,000 to $300,000 a day.
Varmah and Varney are accused of using drug profits to run their Atlanta nightclub “Club 2winz,” according to the Chicago Tribune. They reportedly made payments of $20,000 every three weeks in cash until they had paid about $180,000.
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