RAP BEEF TIMELINE · 2016–2018
The Game vs. Meek Mill
“92 Bars,” “Pest Control,” and the Philly truce
A robbery investigation becomes the pretext for The Game’s public snitching accusation against Meek Mill. Two Game diss tracks, Meek’s “OOOUUU” remix, and a Beanie Sigel-related backstage incident turn it into a hectic 2016 sprint—until Game publicly reaches out after Meek’s release.
THE RECORD
The moments
Disputed account · disputed account
Penthouse robbery puts both camps in the story
Sean Kingston is robbed at West Hollywood’s Penthouse Nightclub while The Game and Meek Mill are both reported to be in the building. Months later, the incident becomes the basis for Game’s public accusation.
Read the receipt ↗Performance · disputed account
Game calls Meek out from a Miami stage
At Story Nightclub, The Game publicly labels Meek Mill a snitch. That is Game’s allegation, not a conclusion established by the atlas—and it immediately turns a latent issue into a live feud.
“Meek Mill is a snitch.”The Game, 2016 stage remarks
Read the receipt ↗Diss track · disputed account
The Game opens with “92 Bars”
The Game releases “92 Bars,” turning his public accusation into a direct record-side attack.
“Ever since that n***a snitched on me, we just don't speak.”The Game, “92 Bars”
▶ Watch “92 Bars”Read the receipt ↗Diss track · disputed account
Meek answers on “OOOUUU” before “Pest Control”
Meek answers on an “OOOUUU” remix with Beanie Sigel and Omelly, and Game returns with “Pest Control.” The battle is compact, personal, and unusually crowded.
▶ Watch Meek’s “OOOUUU” remixRead the receipt ↗Reconciliation
Game publicly calls for peace
After Meek’s release from prison, The Game uses Instagram to praise his reform work and signal that their old feud should stay buried.
Read the receipt ↗
THE RECEIPTS
Sources and listening
The Game × Meek Mill — “92 Bars” / “Pest Control” ↗ARTIST LENSES