Compton, California rapper The Game has sparked controversy in rap circles, after a performance in Bordeaux, France, on Sunday Night July 5,2009, where he called out Jay-Z.

The rapper, flanked by two members of his entourage, stormed onto the stage during his performance at the Le 4 Sans, where he immediately took aim at Jay-Z, one of rap’s biggest stars.

"I’ma tell you like this. I don’t care what a n***a say. This is how I am coming out today. F**k Jay-Z. Straight up. And if you don’t like that, I am pretty sure you can find an exit some where. This is a Blackwall Street party. We sayin’ f**k Jay-Z."

The rapper and the crowd repeated the explicative six times in unison, before The Game labeled the Roc-A-Fella founder an "old ass n***a."

As the crowd began to chant, as Game launched into an impromptu freestyle over Jay-Z’s "Death of Autotune" instrumental.

The Game’s scathing diss to Jay-Z comes just days after the Brooklyn-bred emcee dropped a freestyle at The Palms in Las Vegas concert last Friday (July 3), which name checked The Game, Jim Jones, Damon Dash and Jaz-O.

"I ain't talkin' about gossip, I ain't talkin' 'bout Game/I ain't talkin' about Jimmy, I ain't talkin' about Dame/," Jay-Z rapped.

The Game is currently touring across Europe until August 15 2009, with confirmed dates in Spain, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Australia and other countries.

He is also working on a new movie titled House Arrest starring actress Stacey Dash, who is the cousin of former Roc-A-Fella CEO, Damon Dash.

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Hip-Hop mogul Jay-Z has been hit with another federal lawsuit, stemming from his trendy Manhattan 40/40 club.

The lawyer defending Jay-Z against a lawsuit filed by former employees is seeking to withdraw from the lawsuit, claiming the mogul has failed to pay the legal firm for their work.

According to The New York Post, Michael DiMattia recently wrote a letter to Manhattan Federal Court Judge Loretta Preska, who is presiding over the case.

Certain employees of Jay-Z’s 40/40 club claim they were denied hourly wages and were compensated only by tips.

In July of 2008, Judge Preska ruled that the club owners violated New York labor laws after reviewing the earning reports for various employees, who showed they were not paid for working over time.

Almost 400 employees could be eligible to collect money should the 40/40 club eventually lose the lawsuit.

Rex Burch, a lawyer representing the workers, was shocked at the mogul’s lack of payment, which does not stem from financial hardship, as Jay-Z earned over $82 million dollars from 2007- 2008.

Burch, a lawyer for the workers says; "It's astounding,". "For rap's biggest mogul, you'd think this amount of money would be chump change."

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