Game takes the backseat approach in the Tonia Calderon-directed video for his track “Pushin’ It” off his DJ Skee-hosted mixtape Brake Lights. Neither Game nor the song’s featured guests T.I. and Robin Thicke appear in the clip, but instead a few luscious ladies mouth the words to the glistening tune for the fellas. No complaints here.

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Even former gangsters can’t say no to the Happiest Place on Earth. Game spent his Labor Day weekend with his family at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif. The Compton rapper flashed a smile as he posed for a photo with Mickey Mouse and his two sons Harlem, 7, and King Justice, 3 1/2.

“Hope everybody’s day was as dope as mine ! My day went a lil sumn like this……..,” tweeted the proud papa.

While he may wear many hats, his most important role is father. “I just like to spoil my kids, man. My whole life is dedicated to my sons,” he previously told Rap-Up TV. “The day I can have a daughter, then my life is complete.”

Just like his boss 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks has never been one to bite his tongue. The Queens native recently admitted his loathing for verses spit by the likes of rappers Shyne and Game.

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The R.E.D. Album still awaits a release date, but Game has dropped a second mixtape in the interim to satisfy hungry fans who’ve been patiently waiting for new material from the Compton MC.

DJ Skee returns to host Brake Lights, the follow-up to April’s The R.E.D. Room, featuring production from Cool & Dre, DJ Toomp, J.R. Rotem, and Rich Skillz. Guests include Snoop Dogg, Nas, T.I., Akon, Busta Rhymes, Robin Thicke, Shawty Lo, and more.

“Brake Lights is like an appetizer to the R.E.D. Album,” states Game. “I know a lot of people been waiting on R.E.D., so I wanted to put out something to hold them over while I finish up my album.”

Bite into the 19-track appetizer while we wait for the main course.

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Game is “M.I.A.” on the first single from his new DJ Skee-hosted mixtape Brake Lights, coming next week. The track, as well as the entire mixtape, was produced by Cool & Dre. “This tape is serious, better than most n!ggas albums,” tweeted Game.

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Game’s R.E.D. Album already boasts collaborations with Justin Timberlake, Pharrell, Nelly Furtado, and Robin Thicke, but he’s not done yet. Last Wednesday (June 23), Game was in the lab with Drake recording a track titled “Good Girl, Bad Girl” with producers Cool & Dre at Encore Studios in Burbank, Calif. Queen Latifah also stopped by to hear what they came up with. Cool & Dre have three songs on R.E.D., due August 24.

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Game and Robin Thicke ride together on yet another collaboration for the Compton rapper’s R.E.D. Album. Rick Ross has a song for your Maybach (and soon your Aston Martin), Lloyd Banks has one for all the Beamers, Benzes, and Bentleys, and now Game provides the soundtrack for those who prefer a different exotic whip. Blast this the next time you’re in your Phantom.

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Minutes after the Lakers defeated the Celtics in the 2010 NBA Finals, Compton native Game dropped a celebratory anthem for his home team. “Hustlin’, championship ring, hustlin’, metaphor street king,” sings Robin Thicke on the haunting production.

Game carries the torch for an absent Lil Wayne, who last year recorded a song for Kobe Bryant. “Last yr, my nigga Weezy did a song 4 Kobe, but he locked up n LA is MY CITY so its only right dat I do it this year ! I got this @liltunechi,” he tweeted.

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