The Game was born Jayceon Taylor and grew up on the mean streets of South Central Los Angeles, but he persevered, trusted his talent, and became one of hip-hop's biggest stars.

Knowing that fans worldwide want to the true story of how this went down, the "Doctor's Advocate" has taken it upon himself to give his huge audience an up-close-and-personal history lesson.

The Game and Black Wall Street have produced a documentary DVD entitled "The Game: Life after the Math," the first product of the rapper's latest partnership, a film deal with Polychrome Pictures.

Fans will hear straight from The Game as he chronicles his childhood in Compton all the way to his time at the top of the charts with his 2004 smash debut album, The Documentary, and 2006's hit follow-up, Doctor's Advocate.

The DVD is scheduled to drop this summer.