He also performed a killer freestyle of “Big Dreams” that left the enthusiastic crowd nearly silent as they listened to him spit out the last bars of the song.

The show got progressively out of control once Game invited people to join him on stage, which was already packed with his Black Wall Street posse. While girls tried to stand next to the rapper, audience member Alvares first climbed up some speakers, then onto the faux balcony to the right of the stage.

After security finally convinced Alvares to climb down, Game ramped up his onstage antics as he proceeded to ingest a full bottle of Grey Goose while the song “Wasted” — by rappers Gucci Mane and Plies — blared out of the speakers.

“Damn, I’m gonna throw up,” Game said after his Grey Goose big gulp. He took a swig of some Hennessy next and the crowd cheered his shenanigans.

Although he probably had enough alcohol and marijuana in his system to send a novice to the emergency room, Game managed to belt out “Hate It or Love It,” his 2004 hit with former G-Unit group member 50 Cent. There was definitely no love lost for his former crew member as Game emphatically yelled “G-U-NOT” during the song.

Now in what appeared to be a drunken haze, Game somehow managed rousing performances of “One Blood” and “My Life,” the latter a tune he originally performed with rapper Lil Wayne.

And then it went downhill form there. Game dismissed several of his songs as his DJ played the deep-bass intros. Instead, Game asked for Sir-Mix-A-Lot’s “Baby Got Back,” and proceeded to implore the ladies on stage to dance.

The night ended with a handicapped audience member in a wheelchair receiving free puffs of weed and a lap dance from a scantily clad woman who was more than accommodating.

And with that, Game and his Black Wall Street crew walked off stage. The audience members still hanging out on the stage began mugging for the crowd below.

For those who showed up Sunday hoping to get an up-close look at gangsta rap personified, Game didn’t disappoint.

“Aw, hell no!” Game hollered, “Whoever threw a beer at me while I’m holding my child, you about to get fucked up, and I’m about to get sued!”

Five members of Game’s entourage lept over the photo barricade and proceeded to beat the living shit out of the man that had purportedly hurled the beer. Security rushed over to stop the scuffle, as Game and his entourage calmly walked off stage.

Before all the melee, the night had started off with a bang (no pun intended). Game was a one-man-army, opting to perform without a slew of guest stars (the only one of the night being Xzibit), and without the aid of a hype-man (a rarity at a rap show). Much like Snoop Dogg, Game is basically a rock star playing a rapper in real life. Game took the stage amidst cheers, and ran right into the title track off of L.A.X. Xzibit rushed the stage, and the two MC’s performed “California Vacation” as a duet. Xzibit ripped in “X” as Game went off stage to change clothes (something he did numerous times throughout the night). A table with crack-cooking supplies was carted out, complete with Pyrex pots and Bunsen burners, and Game ran back on stage. He gave a speech about drug-dealing before ripping into “Dope Boys,” which was followed by “Let’s Ride.”

After a few songs, and outfit changes, Game was handed a full bottle of Grey Goose vodka, “It’s about to get real fuckin’ gangsta in here!” he shouted and proceeded to drink the whole bottle in one shot.

Game didn’t even flinch, and showed no outward signs of being intoxicated, as he ran through the rest of the set that consisted of his biggest singles, “Hate It Or Love It,” “How We Do,” “Wouldn’t Get Far,” “Put You On The Game,” “Dreams,” and “Big Dreams.”

He played the Cool and Dre-produced, “Shake,” the most unusual gangsta rap song ever made.

The R.E.D. Album is set to drop August 24th on Aftermath/Interscope, so be on the lookout!