The Game marked his daughter Cali Lynn Dream Taylor’s 16th birthday in classic big-dad fashion over the weekend, surprising her with a brand-new Mercedes-Maybach estimated at $300,000 during a private party in Beverly Hills.
Video from the Saturday night celebration shows the Compton rapper leading Cali outside while she wore a blindfold, with party guests looking on. Once the covering came off, Cali reacted with pure excitement — shouting “I got a car!” before climbing into the driver’s seat, playing music and posing with the keys. Her mother, Tiffney Cambridge, stood nearby as The Game watched the moment unfold with a proud smile.
Cali, born Aug. 21, 2010, later shared her own appreciation on Instagram, thanking both parents for the celebration and specifically noting, “Daddy, thank you for my car.” Multiple clips circulating online identify the vehicle as a Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600, the ultra-luxury SUV that regularly climbs well past its base price once fully optioned.
The gesture fits a long pattern of The Game’s public devotion to his only daughter. He has frequently described Cali as his “twin” and closest confidante in birthday messages over the years, and the pair have maintained a visibly close relationship even after his split from Cambridge. The two continue to co-parent openly, with The Game often praising Cambridge’s role as a parent.
The timing of the gift also lands amid a busy stretch for the rapper. Just days earlier, The Game released The Documentary III, the third installment in his long-running series, featuring contributions from Drake, Ye, Snoop Dogg and a range of West Coast artists. The project arrived with little advance rollout and quickly drew attention for its features and for tracks that some listeners interpreted as continuing conversations within the culture.
Online reactions to the Maybach gift split along familiar lines. Many celebrated the moment as a father going all out for his daughter, while others questioned whether a $300,000 luxury SUV is the most practical first car for a newly licensed 16-year-old. Either way, the video captured a clear family milestone — one that The Game made sure would not be forgotten.
