Multi-platinum, two-time GRAMMY®-nominated rapper The Game (@losangelesconfidential) teams up with DJ Drama (@djdrama) for his debut entry in the iconic Gangsta Grillz series. The 18-track mixtape, “Gangsta Grillz: Every Movie Needs A Trailer,” was crafted in just 48 hours alongside the powerhouse Grammy-nominated production duo Mike N Keys (@mike_n_keys).
Official Trailer – Every. Movie. Needs. A. Trailer
“I wanted to give fans fresh music this year while preparing for the release of Documentary 3, so I went in and knocked out these 19 tracks with Mike N Keys,” says The Game. “Then we’ll come out on top of the year with the album.”
The Game recently announced the mixtape during appearances on Los Angeles radio shows Big Boy’s Neighborhood and The Cruz Show, where he spoke on the current hip-hop scene, the importance of lyrics, family, legacy, and the things he might have done differently throughout his career.
2025 has been a milestone for The Game, starting the year by dedicating his time to support the firefighters during the historic LA Fires, celebrating the 20th Anniversary of his landmark debut album by embarking on his first international tour in over a decade with the 20th Anniversary Documentary Tour, which brought his extensive catalog and signature West Coast sound to fans across the globe. In February, he was honored by the City of Compton for his contributions to the community during Black History Month. On December 13, he will serve as the Grand Marshall at the 70th annual Compton Christmas Parade.
Over the past two decades, The Game has solidified his place as one of hip-hop’s most influential artists with eight albums debuting #1 on Billboard’s Rap Albums and R&B/Hip-Hop Albums charts, including three #1 debuts on the Billboard 200.
About The Game
Born Jayceon Terrell Taylor in Compton, CA, The Game is a multi-platinum rapper, songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur whose impact on hip-hop spans more than two decades. Rising from a challenging upbringing in gang-active Compton—and surviving a near-fatal 2001 home invasion—The Game studied the greats, honed his craft, and in 2003 was signed by Dr. Dre to Aftermath Entertainment. His debut album, The Documentary, hit #1 in 2005, selling over five million copies worldwide and redefining West Coast rap for a new generation.
Since then, The Game has released genre-defining albums, including Doctor’s Advocate, The R.E.D. Album, 1992, and DRILLMATIC: Heart vs. Mind. He has collaborated with music icons such as 50 Cent, Kanye West, Lil Wayne, and Ed Sheeran, and continues to expand his influence beyond music through entrepreneurship and philanthropy.
In 2025, The Game remains a dominant voice in music and culture, releasing new music, embarking on global tours—including the 20th-anniversary Documentary world trek—and solidifying his position as one of hip-hop’s most enduring and versatile artists.
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