Playas & Haters

Playas and Haters is an American collectible card game marketed as the first CCG aimed at the hip-hop generation. The publisher described the game as drawing on hip-hop culture, and an unrated version of the product contained references to profanity, drug use, and violence alongside a rated version for general retail. Gameplay borrowed structural elements from Magic: The Gathering, using a similar resource and creature-combat framework. No publisher name has been confirmed in available documentation, and no release date has been verified. The game has a BoardGameGeek entry that confirms its existence as a physical CCG, but further details on print runs, card counts, or distribution channels are not preserved in accessible sources. It remains one of the more unusual cultural artifacts of the American indie CCG scene of the early 2000s.

Source: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/17734/playas-and-haters