Kanye West had the internet and rap world scratching their collective heads when he divulged via Twitter that he is $53 million in personal debt. West even went so far as to ask Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for a $1 billion investment to better flesh out his creative ideas, but he may not have to look any further than fellow rapper and occasional collaborator The Game. While on tour overseas, Game sent a few tweets Kanye's way saying he'd put his funds up under one condition.

"@KanyeWest & tell him I'm not Mark Zuckerberg but I got $10,000,000 to invest in his ideas if he comes to Dubai & skydives with us tomorrow," Game wrote on Wednesday (Feb. 17). "Let's see how far over the Jumpman Yeezy can jump #BringMASize12Season3... I'll pay for the flight. It's 12 noon in #Dubai you got an hour to accept. Call/my phone or tweet." Suffice it to say Kanye did not take Game up on his offer, though the terms, a pair of sneakers and a life-defying stunt, may have worked in Kanye's advantage.

The figure offered by Game is curiously identical to the one a judge ordered the rapper to pay in sexual assault case earlier this month. Game responded by saying that he plans on disproving the plaintiff's accusations, and that she will never see so much as a penny of his fortune. The Kanye-directed tweets then can be interpreted as an honest offer, or a development in the on-going case, of which Game has repeatedly made light of through insults and social media postings.

West and Game had collaborated on The Game's 2007 single "Wouldn't Get Far," and "Crack Music" off 2005's Late Registration. Read Game's tweets below and imagine Kanye West skydiving as the reality of the situation seems to have passed the realm of plausibility.

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