AceShowbiz - The Game has made it clear that he didn't pick a side in Kendrick Lamar's feud with Drake. Having been roasted for his absence at K-Dot's star-studded "Pop Out" concert, the Compton rapper hopped on Instagram Live to set the record straight.

"Motherf**kers in my DMs and all on these blog sites or what not talking about, 'the west coast ain't f**king with you,' and, 'you ain't this and you ain't that,' and, 'you siding with this n***a and that n***a," the 44-year-old argued. "When the f**k you heard me say a motherf**kin' thing about who I'm sidin’ with and this and that?"

"There's a lot of f**kery that goes on in this industry," he added. However, he did big up the affair saying, "I ain't have to be there to think that the s**t was motherf**king cool and major."

"Kendrick do his s**t, and what he did last night was amazing for the west coast," the emcee continued. "I sat back and I watched it, I ain't have to be there to think the s**t was cool to make. I think it's a W for the coast. I think what K. Dot did for a lot of west coast n***as last night was hard. I think it was dope of him and big hearted of him to do that sh*t for n***as.

On his relationship with Drake, The Game called the Canadian rap star his "brother." He explained, "As far as my relationship with Drake? Drake is my brother … And my loyalty is with motherf**ers that's loyal to me."