The Game Visits Mike Brown's Memorial & Hands Out Happy Meals To Ferguson Kids

 

 

Not only did Game pass out the Happy Meals to the kids, he helped prepare many of their orders.

The Game visited the memorial site of Mike Brown in Ferguson, Missouri this week and met with the slain 18-year-old's father and grandmother.

The Compton, California-based rapper used his social Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat accounts to document his trip.

In addition to stopping by Mike Brown's memorial site on Canfield Drive, Game swung by a Ferguson McDonalds to feed several kids from the city.
"#100HappyMeals in #Ferguson for the kids in the neighborhood..... I appreciate yall for showing love & the workers at the Mickey D's..... This was a dope experience !!!!" Game wrote on Instagram. "I do it because they are the future. Some of the children from #Ferguson smiling after gettin their food. #100HappyMeals I loved every moment of this....." 
Not only did Game pass out the Happy Meals to the kids, he helped prepare many of their orders.
Last year, Game assembled a handful of rappers to create a tribute track to Brown titled "Don't Shoot." The song featured Rick Ross, Curren$y, Wale, Puff Daddy, 2 Chainz, DJ Khaled, Swizz Beats and Fabolous, among others.