Game discusses Henchman and 1994 Shooting of Tupac Shakur

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

As he awaits the release of his long-delayed album, The R.E.D. Album, Game watched as his manager, Jimmy "Henchman" Rosemond, was brought up on drug charges. Much like other viewers, Game saw Henchman deny the allegations and news stories break on a daily basis.

Game said Jimmy is his brother and he will ride or die with him, regardless. He said he and Jimmy, both, will keep their heads up and hope for the best. The Compton rapper went on to say Henchman's arrest may be a plot by the government.

Because the public has yet to see Osama Bin Laden's body, Game said it is hard to believe anything they have to say about Henchman. In the middle of the Henchman controversy, Dexter Isaac, a former employee of Henchman, said he shot Tupac Shakur, in 1994. He said he shot the controversial rapper under orders from Henchman.

Because he was only thirteen, and on the other side of the country, in 1994, Game said he does not know what went on, at all. At the time, Game was only in middle school, so he has no idea about what went on during this time. Back then, Game did not know Tupac, Isaac, or Henchman, all he knew was going to school and playing basketball. Seventeen years later, however, Game is one of the biggest rappers on the planet and he is now signed to Henchman's management company.

Game, agreeing with Henchman, said Isaac likely confessed to avoid a lifetime sentence in prison.