The man who spent a portion of the Labor Day holiday arguing with Game on Instagram denies any involvement in vandalizing one of the Compton rapper’s luxury rides. 

"I wasn't even aware of that incident that took place,” the man, who goes by “Wackstar,” told TMZ today. “I get blamed for everything." 

Game put up surveillance footage showing the suspect damaging his property and went on to implicate Wackstar during an Instagram argument that involved Chris Brown.  

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In the thick of the social media spat yesterday, Game accused Wackstar of masterminding a robbery at Brown’s house, which he also denies.

Wackstar, who is a friend of Brown’s and an apparent former friend to Game, wants to make it crystal clear that he had nothing to do with either incident.

According to Wackstar, Game is upset that he gave Breezy a “Compton hood pass,” but he doesn’t want any trouble with the “100” rapper because he has "love for him.”   

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