Is The Game considering squashing his beef with Meek Mill? It definitely sounds like it. In a video posted by TMZ Tuesday, the 36-year-old rapper admitted he now has mixed feelings about the ongoing feud in light of the recent police killing of Terence Crutcher.

"I find it a little difficult to be actually beefing with another African America […] artist," The Game said. "On one accord, it’s like, I should be on this Black Lives Matter push, and this cops killing African Americans thing. And then on the other side, I got this beef with Meek going. So it’s kind of like I’m torn. It makes me look bipolar."

The Game sentiments seem to echo those of Nipsey Hussle. On Sunday, Nipsey went to social media asking the hip-hop community to stop encouraging the beef. He also asked the rappers to settle their differences before they result in death.

The Game went on to say something needs to be done in order to fix the relationship between police and minorities. Though he doesn't know of a specific solution, he insists violence against law enforcement isn't the answer.

On Tuesday, Meek Mill also responded to the tragic killing of Crutcher, a 40-year-old unarmed black man who was fatally shot by Tulsa Police last Friday.

Clearly, both men are outraged and disappointed by the recent police killings of unarmed blacks. But will it be enough for them to finally end their beef?