l Cent's demo for The Game'southward 2005 single "College" from The Documentary album has surfaced online.

In the clip, the Get Rich or Die Tryin' OG raps to the Dr. Dre and Mark Batson-produced beat in the same way and using similar lyrics to the terminal version that wound upwards on Game's debut album.

50 Cent has long maintained he wrote around 6 songs that ended upwardly The Documentary,some full and others only choruses, including "Westside Story," "Hate It Or Love Information technology" and "How We Do." The songs were originally intended for his sophomore album The Massacre but Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine requested he requite them to Game.

"They said, 'The kid tin rap, but he'due south not a great songwriter,'" fifty said of Game in a 2015 interview. "When Jimmy chosen for me to practice information technology I was like, 'Alright, cool, I'll fix it,' and I gave it [to Game]. I merely worked with him for about, I call up, 4 days."

Heed to the demo version of "Higher" hither and cheque out the finished track below.

The "Higher" album cut included lyrics such as "I got the lollipop if yous wanna lick/ Or y'all tin can take a ride on the magic stick," which 50 Cent mentions in the demo. "Magic Stick" is too the name of Lil Kim's 2003 single featuring 50 Cent. It's a phrase he helped popularize during the 2000s.

The resurfaced demo appears to corroborate fifty Cent's fifteen-twelvemonth-erstwhile merits he wrote or helped write the majority of hits on Game'due south major label debut, something Mr. Los Angeles Confidential continually denies.

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In March, Game and Wack 100 claimed Game wrote "What Up Gangsta" for 50 Cent, which Sha Money XL refuted. As the former G-Unit Records president wrote on Instagram, "all [cap emojis] all lies all for attention."

The Documentary arrived in January 2005 via Backwash/Interscope and G-Unit with boosted features from Eminem, Nate Dogg and Religion Evans. The project debuted at No. one on the Billboard 200, selling over 586,000 units in its commencement week.

In March 2005, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) certified the album 2x-platinum and eight months later on, information technology had sold 2.5 million copies in the U.South.

Seventeen years later, Game is getting gear up to unleash his new album Drillmatic: Eye Vs. Mind, but only time will tell if it will have the amount of success Game saw early in his career. The projection has a scheduled release engagement of Friday (August 12).