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Jayceon Taylor, The Game, must be feeling pretty good these days. After years of predicting it, his wish came true and Young Buck left G-Unit, G-Unit's latest album, Terminate On Sight, flopped, and with his 3rd, and final album on the way he is hearing nothing but positive reviews.

Jayceon recently sat down with Complex Mag to discuss Young Buck, Detox, Jay-Z and more.

The Game spoke on Young Bucks leaked phone conversation and said what 50 did was "low and despicable" and "everybody cries whenever you're emotional about anything in life, you're going to shed a tear."

A mixtape between The Game and Young Buck is currently in the works but there is no timetable on when it will be released.

G-Unit's lackluster sales for T.O.S did not surprise Game, because he believes they died a long time ago.

"They died after “300 Bars.” I went to the funeral and everything, sat in the front row with the family."

When discussing Detox, The Game said he wishes Dr. Dre well even if he isn't on the CD. But he feels Dre can't complete the tape without him.

"I don’t really care about being on Detox. I don’t think Dre can finish Detox without having me on it, man. I’m the West Coast—I am the West Coast. You can’t do anything on the West Coast without involving myself, my name, or my brand. For me not to be a part of Detox, Dre would be doing himself an injustice, not me."

Jayceon also went on record to clear up the recent rumor that he is supposed to be dissing Jay-Z on his upcoming mixtape with DJ Haze.

"There’s no Jay-Z disses, that’s crazy. Haze just hit me while I was asleep, when I woke up before I called you, I seen an e-mail from Haze asking for the Jay-Z diss. I explained to him there will be no Jay-Z diss until Jay-Z disses Game. Like I said, I have a lot of love and respect for Jay, musically and in his career, but the relationship between us as grown men is a little bit different. When he bites, I’m going to sink my teeth into him."

Even though there are no diss records from Jayceon yet, he isn't against the idea of beefing with the legendary Brooklyn emcee.

"Now, if the man wants to wage a war of words or get into some type of beef, I’m all for it. It would be an honor to beef with Jay-Z. That’s one of the reasons I try to bait him, but he won’t bite. Jay-Z’s smart and he’s going to sit back and wait for this to simmer down. Plus I’m way too disrespectful for the likes of a Jay-Z, and I go too hard. Jay-Z is a subliminal rapper, he uses his words and isolates you like that. I go hard, straight for the jugular, with a knife and I’m cutting your throat and you’re going to bleed all over Manhattan when you beef with me. It’s that serious. When I beef, it’s relentless. I won’t stop until one of us is dead, period. And that’s lyrically. I don’t have to box or fight, or take it to the streets. We’ll keep it a straight wax-war, that’s what beef is all about. But I’m too reckless for him."

The Game's L.A.X hits store shelves next week on August 26th.