The Game's debut album titled, "The Documentary" was released on January 18, 2005. His album sold more than 586,000 units in it's first week, and placed #1 on The Billboard charts.

Wanted to audition for the role of Tubbs in the upcoming Miami Vice movie (2006) but couldn't due to a heavy touring schedule.

Since his leave from the G-Unit group and record label, The Game has created his own record label, called Black Wallstreet Records. The label is still in development. The Game says there will be numerous guest appearances on his upcoming sophomore album, 'Doctor's Advocate', from those he has signed to his record label thus far.

Recorded many songs with San Fransisco producer JT The Bigga Figga. JT has made those songs into two albums, "West Coast Resurrection" and "Untold Story" released under Get Low Records.

Signed to 50 Cent's record label, G-Unit Records, a subsidiary of Dr. Dre's Aftermath Records.

Graduated from Compton High School in 1999.

Drinks tea to calm his nerves on the road. Prefers camomile tea to green tea.

Participates in the annual Rucker's Basketball Championship in Harlem, New York

Album 'Doctor's Advocate' sold 358,988 copies in the United States and 433,600 worldwide in its first week of release. It claimed the #1 spot on both The Billboard 200 (US) and the United World Chart. In 2007, it was certified Platinum in the United States by the RIAA and has sold 2 million copies worldwide.

He and 50 Cent agreed to end their feud in early 2005 because neither wanted it to end in bloodshed. The two men have appeared in public on friendly terms since then.

Established his own record label called "The Black Wallstreet". The Game has signed several artists and one of the more known artists, a female rapper named Vita. Vita was formerly a female rapper of Murder Inc.

Has a son called Harlem Caron Taylor was (b. June 30, 2003).

As of February 28, 2005, The Game was officially booted out of the G-Unit by rapper 50 Cent. Rumors had been circulating for a long time that the two emcees were not getting along. The final straw was when The Game declined any involvement surrounding the controversy of 50 Cent's new single "Piggy Bank".

From the ages of 7 to 15 when was in foster care, he resided right outside of West Compton in Carson, California...

Got four mics in The Source magazine for his album, "The Documentary".

Favorite movie is "Blow Out" starring John Travolta (1981)

His father is of Spanish and Native American descent, his mother is African-American.

Played basketball with NBA basketball star Baron Davis in high school and the two Compton natives are still good friends.

Is a member of the Cedar Block Piru Bloods

In 2007, he ranked #3 on MTV2's "Top Ten Hottest MCs in the Game".

Has several role models including Tupac Shakur, The Notorious B.I.G., Nas, Jay-Z, Rakim, KRS-One, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube and most importantly 'Easy-E'.

Good friends with veteran hip hop artist Nas.

His second album 'Doctor's Advocate' features production from some of the biggest names in hip-hop, such as Kanye West, Scott Storch, Timbaland and various others.

Girlfriend Tiffany Webb give birth their son King Justice on April 25, 2007.

Appeared on the show "Change of Heart" (1998) when he was 17.

Good friends with Long Beach, California rapper Snoop Dogg

Sent demo to Dave Mays, the founder of The Source Magazine, in regards to wanting to be featured in the magazine as unsigned hype, but another L.A. MC was chosen instead.

Created his own line of footwear called Hurricane, by 310 Motoring, which was released in stores December 26, 2005 and became one of the best-selling shoes of 2005/2006.