The music world was shaken with news of Prince's unexpected death last week, and the tributes to the legendary entertainer have continued to pour in. The Game was one of the artists to share a musical homage to the Purple One, and today, TMZ caught up with the rapper to talk about the one time he and Prince met up to work on music.
“I wanted him to get on a song and he was down to do the song," said Game. "So we met at Doug Morris’ office at Universal a few years back."
Unfortunately, there was one part of the record that stopped the process in its tracks. "He heard the song and there was one curse word in it and he was like, ‘I can’t get on that, it's got a curse word in it.'"
Of course, Game mentioned that it was Prince's decision to become a Jehovah's Witness later in life that prevented him from using that type of language in his music, but the rapper felt it was important that the lyrics remained unchanged. Either way, he looks back on the experience fondly. "We laughed about it again when I saw him at the BET awards or something, so it was real dope".
Watch the interview below.
The Game Says His Prince Collaboration Fell Through Over A Curse Word
