The Game has laughed at news that he wouldn't pay YoungBoy Never Broke Again's hefty price for a feature verse.

On Friday (Aug. 19), The Game hopped on Instagram and posted a comment laughing at news that his manager Wack 100 removed Chuck's NBA YoungBoy collab from Drillmatic  because of the big bag YB wanted for a guest verse.

"I ain't never paid for a verse in my life nigga," the Compton, Calif. rhymer commented on XXL's Instagram post of the initial news. "200k for a 16 [crying laughing emojis] never & a day blood !!!"

The Game comments on Wack 100 saying NBA YoungBoy was removed from Drillmactic because he fee was too high.
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This happened after The Game's manager Wack 100 revealed during a Clubhouse chat session this week that The Game's collaborative track with NBA YoungBoy, titled "O.P.P.," was removed from Drillmatic: Heart vs. Mind because YB's fee for a verse would have made the album go over budget.

"Sometimes when it comes down to a situation, that I had to make an executive decision about," Wack explained. "And in YoungBoy's defense, YoungBoy charge niggas $300,000 a verse. That's what he [charges]. That's what it is. I can't front, he gave us a helluva deal."

"But that situation would have cut into marketing overall," he continued. "So, I had to make an executive decision whether I wanted to pay the tab he sent me, which was a respectable great tab. It was love. I can't front. But, that tab would have cut into that, that and that."

However, YB did give them a discount and charged them $150,000 for a verse, but they declined.

"He was gon' do that for the video and everything," Wack said. "Once you go to video and YouTube—he one of the highest streaming individuals on YouTube—you gon' get your money back in the long-run. Plus, now your artist is tapping into that fanbase that he might not have. Nothing against YoungBoy. YoungBoy didn't disrespect us, didn't violate us."

Recently, Megan Thee Stallion revealed that she had to pay Future $250,000 for his verse on "Pressurelicious." But it was worth it. According to the Hot Girl coach, Future delivered multiple verses on the track, which she had to chop up so they could cohesively fit with the song.

Listen to Wack 100 Explain Why He Removed YoungBoy Never Broke Again From The Game's New Album Drillmatic Below

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