THE GAME AFTER G-UNIT.

In 2005, shortly after his classic album, the documentary was released, the game was dropped from the group g-unit.
He was signed to aftermath/interscope in conjunction with Dr Dre and Jimmy Iovine, in 2004. Because of the buzz g-unit had at the time, they was a contractual agreement by dre and 50cent, for the game to partly be a member of the group to gain some recognition.
After his album was released in 2005, he was kicked out of the group by 50ent because of his appearance on a hip hop tv show and saying he had no problem with nas, jadakiss and fat joe. The three rappers that 50cent had dissed on his "piggy bank" track. In fact, he went further to say he respected the fellow rappers and if given a chance would like to work with them.
50 took it as being disrespectful and disloyal to the clique, which explains his actions.
The game's album (the documentary) went on to sell 2.5million in the states and 7 million worldwide.
When it was time to start work on his second album, "dr's advocate", 50 said in an interview that if dre had anything to do with the album, he would live interscope. Dre was silent on the all issue. It ended up in the game dropping the album with no dre production on it, and silently living aftermath, for geffen records.
After aftermath and g-unit, the game has released two successful albums. The dr's advocate went double platinum worldwide and sold 1.1 million in the states. His third album, "lax, has sold 600 thousand copies and still selling.
He was voted third hottest mc's of 2007 by mtv, with t.i and lil wayne taking 2nd and first places respectively. His former boss, 50cent was at number 8.
He leaves in a multi-million dollar house in beverly hills. Has more than half a dozen cars, including a 2006 range rover, escalade, dodge charger srt ($55,000), Lamborghini murcielago 2006( $289, 000,000),2 bently continental flying spur 2006 ($200,000,00 each), rolls royce phantom coupe 2007 ($650,000,000.)
So i think we can say he is doing good for himself.