50 Cent: 'The Game fued one sided'

Rapper 50 Cent has dismissed ongoing suggestions he's involved in a bitter dispute with hip-hop rival The Game, insisting it's in his commercial interests to keep quiet.

Reports of a rift between the pair surfaced in 2005 when The Game released his first album. 50 Cent - real name Curtis Jackson - was reportedly enraged he hadn't received full credit for his efforts on the record.

But the In Da Club hitmaker is adamant he bears no grudge, saying: "The feud with The Game is a one-sided feud. That's him upset with my life and my situation.

"Have you heard any records of me responding to Game outside of Not Rich, Still Lyin'? I never made any records about him because he works for me.

"When he sells records, I get paid more money than he does, so why would I destroy him?