When it comes to rappers, many believe their era of music is the best -- it's nothing new -- but few dedicate a whole song to this belief like the Game just did.

On his new track 'Bigger Than Me,' the Compton spitter seemingly goes at all of current rappers that make up XXL's Freshmen class cover and says they couldn't compete with him on the mic.

“I came in with ‘Ye, Jeezy and boss ass n----s / Your freshmen cover a whole bunch of soft ass n----s / Tampon lyricists evacuate the premises,” he blasts.

Game also praises the MCs he came up with, letting the new batch of artists know they just don't compare.

"These n----s ain't bigger than me / These  n----s ain't Nas, ain't Jigga to me / These  n----s ain't Em, they ain't 50 to me / You ain't Pun, you ain't Pac, you ain't Biggie to me," he spits in the hook.

He also tells younger rappers to put in more work before they compare themselves to him or any other veteran MC. "Less than five albums, kiss the ring on this motherf---er / California throne and I'm the King on this motherf---er / I don't wanna hear it weak ass lyrics / Crying on the hook thinking we gon' feel it," he rhymes over an East Coast-style track, complete with a catchy voice sample.

Slated to be on his upcoming album, 'Blood Money La Familia,' arriving Sept. 16, the Game also chooses to name names on the song, even dissing a certain Odd Future member. "Frank Ocean, go ahead and f--- these f--- n----s," he delivers. It'll be interesting to see if he gets any backlash from the gay community or if Odd Future responds.

Will the 2014 XXL Freshmen class clap back -- especially edgy rappers like Troy Ave? Only time will tell, but it could be a very heated summer full of records taking aim at the West Coast veteran.

Listen to the Game's Diss Track 'Bigger Than Me'

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