Gaming Wallpaper Biography
The Game, or to give his his birth name, Jayceon Taylor, was born on November 29, 1979 in the home of Gangsta Rap, Compton, California, into a life of gang-banging and hustling. When later interviewed, The Game says he recalls seeing both of his parents getting ready to do drive-bys. His father was a 'Nutty Block Crip' and his mother a 'Hoover Crippelette'. The Game’s beloved grandmother nicknamed him Game because he was always game for anything - whether it be basketball, running, riding bikes, or just playing in the streets. Family problems related to his father caused him to be placed in a foster home from the third grade to the ninth grade. "My childhood was fucked up but it wasn’t really that different from anyone else who lived in the ‘hood," he said. Around 1989, The Game met his idol, Eric Wright aka Easy-E founder of NWA. This was a defining moment in his life. Soon after he was returned to his mother, Lynette, one of his older brothers, Jevon, was shot and killed at a gas station. His brother had just received a record deal, The Game says that he felt if his father would've been around, his brother wouldn't have been killed. Game's brother died the next day. Taylor attended Compton High School and most of the students that were gang affiliated were Crips. The Game then started running behind another older brother, known as Big Fase 100, who had been taken in by the 'Cedar Block Piru Bloods', even though they grew up in a Crip neighborhood called Santana Block on Compton’s East Side.
His older brother Fase tried to keep him away from thuggin’ but, once it became clear that Game was going to be there, his brother was determined to teach him how to survive on the streets. Then, after graduating high school in 1999, an older adopted brother, Charles, was shot and killed. “People don’t know what type of toll that takes on your life,” he says. “Especially being young and just fresh out in the world.” A one-time star shooting guard for Compton High School who was offered scholarships to various colleges, the 6-foot-4 Game now started gangbangin’ hard--car thefts, drug dealing and shootings. Finding him too much to handle, his mother kicked him out of her house.
The Game, or to give his his birth name, Jayceon Taylor, was born on November 29, 1979 in the home of Gangsta Rap, Compton, California, into a life of gang-banging and hustling. When later interviewed, The Game says he recalls seeing both of his parents getting ready to do drive-bys. His father was a 'Nutty Block Crip' and his mother a 'Hoover Crippelette'. The Game’s beloved grandmother nicknamed him Game because he was always game for anything - whether it be basketball, running, riding bikes, or just playing in the streets. Family problems related to his father caused him to be placed in a foster home from the third grade to the ninth grade. "My childhood was fucked up but it wasn’t really that different from anyone else who lived in the ‘hood," he said. Around 1989, The Game met his idol, Eric Wright aka Easy-E founder of NWA. This was a defining moment in his life. Soon after he was returned to his mother, Lynette, one of his older brothers, Jevon, was shot and killed at a gas station. His brother had just received a record deal, The Game says that he felt if his father would've been around, his brother wouldn't have been killed. Game's brother died the next day. Taylor attended Compton High School and most of the students that were gang affiliated were Crips. The Game then started running behind another older brother, known as Big Fase 100, who had been taken in by the 'Cedar Block Piru Bloods', even though they grew up in a Crip neighborhood called Santana Block on Compton’s East Side.
His older brother Fase tried to keep him away from thuggin’ but, once it became clear that Game was going to be there, his brother was determined to teach him how to survive on the streets. Then, after graduating high school in 1999, an older adopted brother, Charles, was shot and killed. “People don’t know what type of toll that takes on your life,” he says. “Especially being young and just fresh out in the world.” A one-time star shooting guard for Compton High School who was offered scholarships to various colleges, the 6-foot-4 Game now started gangbangin’ hard--car thefts, drug dealing and shootings. Finding him too much to handle, his mother kicked him out of her house.
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