The Game performs at 944

Here is The Game as he hit up 944 Magazine’s 2 year anniversary on Thursday night.

The Game’s new album L.A.X. debuted at numero dos:

The Game’s latest enters the chart at #2, selling more than 238,000 copies; his previous efforts sold significantly better. His 2005 LP The Documentary entered the chart on top with 587,000 scans, while the 2006 follow-up, Doctor’s Advocate, sold more than 358,000 units, to open at #1. Solange Knowles’ Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams bows at #9 with 46,000 sold.

We would expect The Game’s crazy ass to move a bit more, but in this day and age those numbers are decent. Solange, on the other hand, not so much…Oops, sorry about that one Solange...

Check a couple pics of who showed up at the 944 2 year Anniversary

The Gentlemen’s Club

Kanye West, Andre 3000 and SA-RA are featured in a new video for none other than Captain Down-Low himself, Fonzworth Bentley.

Click here to view “Everybody” in it’s full humorous glory. We’ll take it easy on Kanye for now - but what the hell was that jack-hammer move he pulled towards the end of the video??

via Kanye West blog

Queer Eye for the G-Types

Fonzworth Bentley is teaching cats from the street how to be more light on their toes - so to speak:

Tomorrow MTV and executive producer Jamie Foxx will debut their new reality show “From G’s to Gents.” “From G’s to Gents” is a reality competition in which 14 guys from the streets try to become the perfect gentleman under the tutelage Bentley, the man servant known for being Diddy’s eclectic, former personal assistant. The last man standing will be awarded a $100,000 cash prize.

Though one of the show’s producers, Chris Abrego, has had success with shows like VH1’s “Flavor of Love” and “Rock of Love,” Fonzworth says “From G’s To Gents” does not rely on cheap laughs. “I wanted to make sure that [it] wasn’t them throwing these guys into these situations and then laughing at them,” Bentley [said]. “This one is a much different show and it goes a lot deeper.”

Click HERE to peep VH1’s newest exhibition of buffoonery. We still have a hard time believing that Jamie Foxx is even involved with this one. Trife.

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