The Game Was Asked to Choose Between 50 Cent and Eminem Disses

The Game recently pulled up for a new episode of UPROXX’s Sound Check, where host Jeremy Hecht put the Compton rapper through a series of tough music face-offs. The show’s core challenge forces guests to choose between their favorite artists, personal catalog highlights, and even tracks aimed directly at them, while Hecht gathers clues to guess their ultimate lifetime anthem by the end of the episode.

Among the toughest dilemmas presented during the sit-down was a head-to-head match-up between two direct disses aimed at The Game himself. Hecht forced him to select between 50 Cent’s classic 2005 rivalry track “I’m Not Rich & Still Lying” and Eminem’s collaboration with Ez Mil, “The Realest.”

Ultimately, The Game chose 50 Cent’s “I’m Not Rich & Still Lying” over the Eminem and Ez Mil collaboration. Rather than dodging the awkward conflict, Game gave credit where it was due, acknowledging the heavy nostalgia, classic mixtape era energy, and sharp impact behind 50’s mid-2000s diss.

The choice served as one of the highlights of the episode, showcasing how hip-hop rivalries, top-tier lyricism, and classic catalog debates intersect on Sound Check. Beyond the disses, the sit-down tracked the music that shaped The Game’s career, building up to Hecht’s final attempt to correctly identify the rapper’s all-time favorite track.

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