Ye Gifts The Game Both of His Chrome-Wrapped Mercedes Maybach S680s
Ye pulled one of the cars out for Grammy weekend.
The Game revealed that Ye gave him his custom 2025 Mercedes-Maybach S680s and made a bold claim about the West Coast rapper's upcoming album.
On Friday (Feb. 7), The Game shared a post on his Instagram page announcing that the artist formerly known as Kanye West blessed him with a couple of lavish gifts. According to the Game, Ye gave him both of his chrome-wrapped 2025 Mercedes-Maybach S680s, which he's been seen driving around at the Grammys earlier this week.
Game also claimed Ye instructed him to tell the world that his upcoming album, The Documentary 3, will be a bonafide classic. The album was first teased in August 2024 when The Game announced it on a podcast.
"@Ye just gave me two maybachs on a random Friday & told me to tell yall "THE DOCUMENTARY 3" will be a classic !!!," The Game captioned his post.
In another post, The Game revealed that Ye would serve as an executive producer on the album. The last collaborative effort Game and Ye had was in 2022 when they dropped "Eazy."
Ye approached Elite Auto Network in December to get the pair of cars wrapped in a chrome film, which each took 10 days to complete. In a statement to TMZ, Elite Auto Network claimed Ye wanted the cars to "mirror his creativity."
As for The Game, the Compton native revealed in December that he's putting his all into The Documentary 3 and gave a release date for the highly-anticipated project.
"I'm definitely gonna start the new album and I ain't told anybody that. But yeah, The Documentary 3, I'm gonna go in hard and I'm a drop it the same day that the other one dropped," said The Game during his appearance on Tacos & Shawarma. "I'm up for the challenge. It's gonna be tough."
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