The Game's Father Has Reportedly Died at the Age of 65

George Taylor was pronounced dead shortly after he was found unresponsive Wednesday morning.

The Game visits the SiriusXM Studios.
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The Game visits the SiriusXM Studios.

The Game’s father, George Taylor, reportedly died unexpectedly on Wednesday morning at the age of 65.

According to TMZ, a family member reportedly found Taylor unresponsive inside his Apple Valley, California residence. A family member immediately alerted a neighbor, who then called 911. An ambulance arrived at Taylor’s home around 8:30 a.m. and transported him to a hospital, who was pronounced dead shortly after.

The coroner’s office is now investigating Taylor’s death, but sources told TMZ that authorities do not suspect any foul play. 

The Game has addressed his tumultuous relationship with his dad throughout the years. In his 2012 Behind the Music episode, he claimed his father raped his 11-year-old sister while under the influence of PCP. The Game said he was 7 years old when he witnessed the abuse first-hand. The Game reiterated the allegations in his 2014 track “Bloody Moon”:

My father left me when I was seven, at a home
Left me but took his chrome, I looked up and blood was gone
Man, fuck it, guess in the world I'm all alone
My mother was too naïve so when he left she followed along
And while you're listenin' to this song, askin' yourself why
It's really none of your business but I was there, I bear witness
To a grown fuckin' man with a bid
Unzipped his pants and I can't tell you what a pig
Me and my sister had different fathers, but I cared, and I loved her
And I'd be lyin' if I told you I wasn't scared, when he rubbed her
Tip of his penis on her, she was only 11
How could you ever get a boner?
Even thinkin' about it make me hot as a sauna
Make me wanna pop him like the top on Coronas
But I was scared, ran back to my room, prayed to God
That I was dreamin', can't believe I'm this nigga's semen
Livin' with demons and it'd been that way

Taylor also spoke about the alleged incident in A&E's 2016 docuseries Streets of Compton, insisting he has never harmed a kid in his life.

“I just know that when I came back to my senses that I was standing next to the bed, butt-naked. I had no clothes on. I never knew where they went to, how I took them off,” he said. “[Game] didn’t see me do anything. Just go look at the police report. I harmed no kid. I put my hands on no kid. I did what I did. I took my clothes off…Nothing else was ever found that I was guilty of.”

As of press time, the Game hasn't commented on his father's passing.

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