Rapper Game is claiming that managers at popular upscale steak house Houston's asked him to leave for “racist” reasons and hit Twitter to show his discontent yesterday (September 6).

Chuck lashed out at the steak house via his Twitter account, tweeting,

"The mgr "Valerie" @ the Houstons resturant in Santa Monica is RACIST. She really just told me I cant eat cuz Im tatted n guest mite b scared," he tweeted September 6th.

"& when I pointed out 2 kool white guys with tank tops on, She stated they don't have as many ratios as you & said that I leave immediately"

"Houston's just went from my favorite resturant to the "RACIST-URANT" !!!!"

"Hillstone's racist-urant formerly known as Houston's & their slave-master manager Valerie has just made #1 on the RACIST resturant list !"

 

Game later notified his Twitter followers of a change of venue, tweeting.

"Now headed to "Roscoes Chicken & Waffles" where us N*GGERS are tattoo approved 100% accepted."

"#racisturant"

"Where the f%$k is @TMZ when you need em ?!?!?!? #rosaparkswasntenoughhuh"

However, reps for Houston's tell a different story, relaying to TMZ that Game was asked to leave because he was not adhering to the dress code.

"Game only pointed to a lone sleeveless woman at the bar -- NOT two men -- and says the sleeve rule does not apply to females. The rep says the restaurant would love to have The Game back ... when he's wearing the appropriate clothing."

One week after its release, Game's The R.E.D. Album has taken over the No. 1 spot on Billboard Top 200 album chart, pushing aside Jay-Z and Kanye West's collaborative effort Watch The Throne.

Game's fourth LP moved 97,879 copies a mere 3,301 more units than WTT to earn Chuck his third No. 1 album.

WTT (now No. 2) had held onto numero uno for two weeks straight and has now moved 707, 100 copies in total since its August 8 release.

Game's spot top spot will be short lived as next week Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV is scheduled to make its debut on the Billboard charts and has been speculated to move between 700,000 to 850,000 copies.

Just one day after TMZ released video footage of The Game's altercation outside of a nightclub in Hollywood, new video from Tuesday morning incident has emerged.

Game, who has been accused of punching a man in the face, is seen in the video having a verbal argument with a cameraman.

Watch here:

TMZ reports:

Breyon Williams tells us he was trying to shoot video of R&B singer Mario outside Colony early Tuesday morning -- when Game approached them. In the video ... you can see and hear that Game and his posse want the camera turned on him.

Williams tries to explain he will interview Game right after Mario ... but Game gets pissed, when Williams says, "He [Mario] don't want to help you." Game spins right into the camera lens and yells, "N***a, help me?" Then someone hits Williams and/or his camera -- and the camera cuts off.

We're told The Game denies hitting anyone, but the video makes it clear someone made physical contact with Williams.

TMZ also obtained a photo of the alleged victim's face:

Williams filed a report with police, saying he suffered swelling in his face and headaches, and he is planning on filing a lawsuit.

The incident is still under investigation. No arrests have been made at this time.

Smarten up, Game.

There's probably no one better at keeping his name in the news while putting an album out than Jayceon "Game" Taylor.

According to TMZ, the Cali rapper is accused of punching a man in the face, outside of a nightclub in Hollywood, early Tuesday morning, in an incident that was caught on tape.

TMZ reports:

We're told the rapper has been named in a police report ... filed by a man who claims he was attacked by The Game in front of Colony nightclub.

TMZ obtained footage of the incident -- which shows The Game engaged in a physical altercation ... but it's unclear if the rapper actually threw a punch.

After the initial skirmish, a fired up Game can be seen yelling in frustration -- and was restrained by his friends.

We're told the LAPD is investigating the incident ... but no arrests have been made.

So far, no word from The Game himself -- but people close to the rapper tell us he denies hitting anyone.

Game, how are you going to deny hitting anyone, when the videotape shows...you know what, never mind.

Game's fourth LP, The R.E.D. Album is in stores now.

Watch video of the incident for yourself and you be the judge.

Somebody probably told Game that Lil B was a better rapper than him.

With the release of his oft delayed The R.E.D. Album tomorrow, Game has no plans to kick back. After recently tweeting that he is already working on a new album, producer Mars confirmed that he has worked on the new album with Chuck Taylor and that it will feature a some things most aren't accustomed to hearing from the Compton rapper.

"Me and Game was in the studio yesterday. We did two songs. That's coming along crazy,” Mars told MTV. “We're going to have no features: It's just him rapping. No name dropping, no little things people say is cliché about Game. It's just putting on the boxing gloves and going for what we know.”

Game's fourth LP, The R.E.D. Album hits stores tomorrow.

The cover and trailer for Game's new mixtape Hood Morning [No Typo] has been revealed.

As previously reported, the West Coast emcee generated a buzz last week when he released "Uncle Otis" seemingly a diss record aimed at Jay-Z, Big Sean and Kreaysahwn.

Now after insisting that he was "just having fun", Game's ready to release his Hood Morning [No Typo]: Candy Coronas project.

The DJ Skee hosted mixtape will be released August 1 at 1:11 p.m.

Check out the trailer for the project below.

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Yesterday Compton rapper Game released a new song titled "Uncle Otis," which seemed to be a diss song directed at Jay-Z, among other artists, yet according to The Game, "Uncle Otis" isn't a Jay-Z diss.

"The same thing that happens every time I drop a diss record is what's happening with 'Uncle Otis', which is nothing but love," Game told HipHopDx.

"You've got those people who are totally biased towards loving Jay-Z, and I don't have no problem with that, cause that's cool. I expected that.

"Then you've got Game fans who love me and are gonna side with me. Then you've also got people who are just gonna say the real.

"The real is that the track is Fawkin' dope and the Shyte is funny."

Jay-Z wasn't the only rapper Game name dropped in the rumored diss song, rappers Big Sean, Kreayshawn, Tyler, The Creator and others also got hit with a few lines in "Uncle Otis."

“It's poking jokes and taking shots, but that's what I do,” he said to XXLmag.com.

“I'm just shooting in the dark, when I turn on the lights if a couple of motherFawkers is down, I got to get up out of there.

“Anybody that takes it personal, they really shouldn't but if you do, we can go there,” he said.

And while he insists the track isn't a diss, the L.A. rapper states that he's looking forward to a response from Jay-Z, which is something he's been waiting on since first dissing the God MC with subliminal lines in 2005.

"With Jay, I've been tryin' to coax him into sayin' somethin' or doin' somethin'," he told HipHopDx.

"But he's smart, and I don't think he'll jump out the window like that.

"Plus, I'm prepared for it. With his age and where he's at with his career, he might be too reserved to entertain [a challenge], and I respect that."

Game also revealed that "Uncle Otis" is the first leak off a new mixtape that will be released in the coming weeks.

Listen to "Uncle Otis" here if you missed it earlier.

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