"Jesus Piece" brings about more controversy as Game has called out a FOX reporter claiming her remarks about his album were "racist" which has lead to a bitter Twitter feud.

Game is embroiled in beef again, but this time it isn't a fellow rapper, but a FOX News journalist.  FOX News contributor, the devoutly conservative Michelle Malkin, said some unflattering things on the air about the Compton rapper exploiting the "Jesus" theme of his Jesus Piece LP.  The rapper heard her comments and took exception to the angle she had, and perceived her misinterpretation of the work as "racist". 

This lead to the two exchanging a few barbs on Twitter, and quickly devolved into his followers sending threatening, racist, and mostly flat-out ignorant tweets her way.  The female journalist has responded by retweeting some of these, and Game has called for a boycott of her and the FOX affiliate who broadcasted her remarks. 

Preliminary numbers for Jayceon's fifth studio LP are underwhelming, despite fans and critics offering praise for the project. Check out some of the tweets below, and we will update as the "beef" develops.

#BOYCOTTFOXNEWS11 @myfoxla & @michellemalkin NOW !!!! End their constant RACIST pledge against everything URBAN !!! #TakeAStand2013

— Handsome Ass Nigga (@thegame) December 14, 2012

RT @michellemalkin: .@thegame Pffft. What do you know about respect? Every other word out of your mouth is "bitch." - appropriate for YOU.

— Handsome Ass Nigga (@thegame) December 14, 2012

Chill. RT @thegame #BOYCOTT @michellemalkin RACIST b!$&? !!!! & FUCK #FOXNEWS11 for allowing her to be a racist on television !!! RT RT RT

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) December 14, 2012

.@thegame Aw, what's wrong -- is your trashy album not selling? Not afraid of you or your race-baiting misogynist gangstas.

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) December 14, 2012

Are you threatening me, fool? NOTED. RT @therealgreeley @thegame @meekmill fuck this @michellemalkin bitch up

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) December 14, 2012

Note that @thegame and his fans use his salary to justify bad behavior. He makes more than me, so it's ok to call me a [insert expletive].

— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) December 14, 2012