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Mar 14 2009 06:00 PM ET
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The Game Relives His Childhood Through His Children

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Growing up in a gang-infested neighborhood before becoming a foster child, The Game, born Jayceon Taylor, knew that “if I ever had a child, I would raise my family differently.” Now dad to sons Harlem Caron, 5 ½, and King Justice, 22 months, The Game says that’s “just what he’s going to do.”

Refusing to reflect upon his own experiences as a boy, the rapper explains that he “lives my childhood through my children.”

“If I would have had a wonderful childhood, it would have been the same way. I understand fatherhood. I know that when you have a child, you accept the responsibility whether you like it or not; it’s just what it is. If you’re going to have children, you have to take care of your kids. Me, I’m a father figure. I’m great at displaying affection for my children, and I show them how much I love them all the time.”

The Game is currently on tour, promoting his latest record, LAX.

Source: Westword

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Good for him! It makes me really happy when people take their negative experiences and turn them into positives. And I find it very admirable when rappers don’t let the fame get to their head and take care of the children they created.

- Jess from Ohio on

Hats off….reading that makes me wanna get adopted by him,lol.Affection is a big issue for a lot of parents and their kids mainly bc the parents didnt grow up with being shown affection….to me breaking the cicle as he did is a fantastic thing!!!!!

- Simone on

I agree Jess… What a positive roll model for young men!

- allison on

I love his sons names & he seems like a wonderful father!!

- L on

does anyone know how to pronounce his older son’s middle name (caron)? thanks.

- normma on

ka-ron

- L on

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