If someone told you The Game and 50 Cent would end up on the same track, you'd probably laugh it off. Some may even say, "when hell freezes over," but Busta disagrees. Actually, he hopes this can happen Before Hell Freezes Over. According to reports, Busta is trying to arrange a collaborative track for his new album, which would feature Fif and The Game together again.

"I have always had a problem with the beef...If you listen to 'Doctor's Advocate,' which is the title track on [Game's] album, I didn't agree with how he handled the situation with 50. 50, even though I don't agree with everything he has done, he is still somewhat of an orchestrator of the situation from a general rank standpoint. If you are an apprentice coming under someone, there is a general pride and ego. You gotta swallow a certain thing. It's a part of being conditioned for greatness. Humbling yourself is the key when it comes to reach a certain place," he recently told MTV.

"The Game needed to understand, even though he is a very incredible talent — a genius with his work ethic and his ability to contribute with the music in a great way, he's still gotta play a certain role...That's why when I got on his record, before I did, I had to say, 'When I get on your song, I'm coming from a real perspective.' He was so embracing in that because he is a very intelligent dude. He understands that it works to his advantage. He understands that it works in his favor, because he doesn't hide from the truth. But Game sometimes is very impulsive. I don't fault him for that, he is still young. He will evolve into that super-great thing he is destined to become."

Busta's next LP, Before Hell Freezes Over does not have a finalized release date as of yet, but D-Non will keep you posted.

Jot this down in the record books; DJ Drama and Don Cannon were the only two arrested on January 16, 2007 after a raid by the RIAA in their Aphilliated Music Group offices in Atlanta along with 15 other individuals who were detained(did I mention SWAT team?).

Known for being one of Hip Hop’s top DJ’s, DJ drama and his Aphilliates group including: Don Cannon, DJ Sense, DJ Jaycee and others have made their mark in the mixtape industry, so much that they have helped mainstream a mostly underground movement while adding great buzz to artists, creating exclusive mixes while working directly with the real artist themselves. Classic mixtapes transcending from this group include but are not limited to Young Jeezy’s – “Trap or Die,” “Tha Streets Iz Watchin,” “Can’t Ban The Snowman,” “I Am The Street Dream,” Styles P’s – “Ghost That Sat By The Door,” Young Dro’s – “Day One.” And let’s not forget about Lil Wayne’s epic Gangsta Grillz (Dedication) and Dedication 2. Working with the infamous Jim Jones, Beanie Sigel and serving as T.I’s official DJ, along with pretty much cleaning out the 10th Annual Justo Mixtape Awards, Drama’s DJ resume is beyond long and impressive.

The raid seized about 50,000 mixtapes as evidence along with all computers, bank statements and even their cars…ouch! The big question looming in peoples mind is: “Was this really necessary?” Well, the wonderful people of the RIAA claim that Drama and his Aphilliates are actively advertising these “bootleg mixtapes” on their website www.gangstagrillz.com.

The whole raid, arresting, confiscating, destroying of mixtapes is nothing new and we have all seen it from the guys on the corner with the sheet on the ground, the fold up table to out the trunk of cars ready to speed away when the police pop up. Let’s not forget about Alan Berry who was arrested back in 2003 for selling mixtapes in his store and was charged with 13 felonies. But Drama is not a bootleg, wanna be famous DJ. Gangsta Grillz has been used as a grand marketing tool for a vast number of artists while working with the record labels. The strategy has proved to be so successful that even Drama’s Aphilliate members are getting recognized. Don Cannon appears on Young Jeezy’s Inspiration album, the ink still drying from DJ Sense’s distribution deal with Asylum and Drama himself just scored a deal with Grand Hustle/Atlantic. Taking him down only makes him a martyr of the mixtape movement.

[[ FREE DJ DRAMA!!! ]]

[[ FREE DON CANNON!!! ]]

[[ FREE RONIN GRAY!!! ]]

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