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12:01 p.m. · September 26, 2011 · by Andrew Winistorfer

Game's The R.E.D. Album wasn't the major hit his label probably hoped it would be, but at least it did have one great song: "Martians Vs. Goblins," the Tyler the Creator-featuring single. It was an unlikely mainstream, traditional rap breakthrough for Tyler, and it was the best Game song in forever. Game is still promoting the album at radio festivals like this weekend's KDAY's Fresh Fest 2011, but he's not just doing "Hate It or Love It," and calling it a day. This weekend, he performed "Martians Vs. Goblins" at the fest, and brought out Tyler, who wilds out and jumps all around. It's an interesting performance, because people were sort of quiet when Tyler came on, like they weren't 100 percent sure of who he is. Which is definitely different than the near riotous performances we've seen of Odd Future. Game probably isn't going to be the star he was in 2005 anymore, but if he's going to go diving into the underground with the likes of Tyler, we're cool with it. [Rap Radar]