[[Lil Eazy-E]], an up-and-coming rapper who is a son of [[Eazy-E]] is also in a feud with The Game. The two use to be close associates and even recorded a track that was left off of ''The Documentary''. Lil' Eazy-E has respondedsince indirected numerous disses targeting the rapper and expressed is anger over what he felt was The Game misusing his father's name. The Game responded by claiming that Lil' Eazy E is trying to establish himself off of the success he had made since releasing ''The Documentary''.<ref name=LilEazybeef>http://www.allhiphop.com/features/?ID=1280 [[URL]] accessed on July 8, 2006.</ref> The Game responded on "120 Bars" where he claims the Lil Eazy-E doesn't write his own lyrics.<ref name=LilEazybeef/><ref>http://www.illhill.com/content/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=698 [[URL]] accessed on July 8, 2006.</ref>
The Game stated on "Don't Need Your Love" his dislike for [[The Source (magazine)|The Source]], and he also recorded a scathing freestyle rap responding to the long-standing feud between [[Benzino]] and [[Eminem]] taking his labelmate's side. Benzino has replied on the song "Look Into My Eyes" his reply to Eminem's "Like Toy Soldiers". The Source believes that Dr. Dre and 50 Cent encouraged the rapper to feud with the magazine.
The Game has also had a falling out with his manager and half-brother [[Big Fase 100]]. The rapper claims that Big Fase 100 had tried to extortextorted him out of money over $1.5 million,<ref name=BigFase100>http://www.allhiphop.com/features/?ID=1281</ref> and felt that his influence was holding him back. Later Big Fase 100 in interviews attacks The Game's street credibility, claiming that The Game being a "certified gangsta", is fabricated.<ref name=BigFase100/> The manager went on to claim that the supposed gangster life is based on his own life, and blamed selfishness on The Game's part as the main reason of their falling out.
