All The Game Lyrics (en) Total 645
The Game - Freeway's Revenge{intro} All i ask is that you keep it real with me All i ask is that you keep it real with me All i ask is Ooh, ooh, ooh {verse 1: the game}
The Game - Chapter 6Niggas know, man, when it come to that beef shit I'm a straight up motherfuckin' menace Any nigga that wanna see me, any nigga that say my name, I'm a chew your
The Game - G-Unit Offical Freestyle{Intro} Once a motherfuckin' 'gain Chuck Taylor is in the buildin' By way of DJ Whoo Kid, bitch Here come the pain {Verse} The
The Game - Fly Like An Eagle Remix{intro: the game, snoop dogg & wc} Another west coast classic (yeah) (hit 'em up) S-n double o-p (hit 'em up, hit 'em up) And dub-c (sizzle) And
The Game - Roses{verse 1} Sometimes i gotta remind niggas that i am a diamond Dre gave me a millie, that shit was perfect timing I bought my momma a house for all the nights she was
The Game - One Shot{pre-chorus: the game} Came into this world, just like you All alone, nice in darkness I spent walking all through compton On my own, i see monsters, i see zombies
The Game - Louie Bags [Version 1]{intro: the game & kamala harris} (we did it) Yeah (we did it, joe!) Uh {verse 1: the game} Ye said we runnin' up in louis, mane
The Game - Bad Bitches{Verse: The Game} Uh, she know I'm the life of the party I don't need a wife, just a bottle of Bacardi Mather-fact I take that stripper bitch Cardi B-B Cherry
The Game - Red Bottoms{Intro: Diddy} Ay yo Game Its magic baby Open that bottle of Cîroc, light up on And lets go, ye ye, that's right {Verse 1: The Game} Like a
The Game - Testify{Chorus: The Game} Don't do it, 50 gon' testify Come up in the court, lookin' extra fly Nigga you know why He gon' testify 50 gon' testify
The Game - More BounceNow wait a minnuuute yo! So ruff, so tuff out here baby So ruff, so tuff out here baby So ruff, so tuff out here baby Now lemme tell you people Let me tell you
The Game - Kush Verse{Chorus: Akon, Sly Pyper & Blaqthoven} I know you tryna get high Type of shit that have you leanin' sideways (Whoa, oh) Take a whiff of this, suicide Holla at
The Game - HarshIntro: The game: Till you stop fucking asking me man Malice: Malice The game: I'm from g-unit Malice: H-town killa cali The game:
The Game - O.P.P.{Intro} You an opp nigga You an opp nigga You an opp nigga You an opp nigga You an opp nigga {Verse 1} You's an opp if an opp with
The Game - Real{Intro} Ayo Jayco, yee Let’s talk to em You know me I’m on them real west side vibes Tell these niggas something, look {The Game Verse} I’m
The Game - World Tour{Intro: Nipsey Hussle} Yeah Just tap in And then we go Yeah Alright {Verse 1: Nipsey Hussle} I found myself, foot on the gas, rev it (Rev
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The Game - Save The Best For Last{intro} M-m-maybach music {verse 1: rick ross} Pray for the days when the failure was a phase Or hate was the case but they tell you to your face
The Game - Ol’ English{chorus: dion} Ol' english Ridin' by, gettin' high Smokin' on that chronic, drinkin' ol' english Rags tied, gang sign Letters on my hat and,
The Game - Compton Polskie tłumaczenie{"Gangsta boogie, gangsta boogie! Gangsta boogie.."} Nigga nigga nigga I'm from {Hook : will.i.am} (Compton, Compton, Compton) It's the home of
The Game - One Blood [OG Version]{intro: the game & sample} Dre, i see dead people Yo, dre Thought i was dead West coast {verse 1: the game} I'm the doctor's
The Game - Worldwide Summer VacationIntro Verse1 This that new york This that bay shit This that come on girl we’re going to LA shit This that through it in the bag girl pack it up This that ATL for the night
The Game - I'm Nice{Intro} Never before, let's get it crackin {?} The Haze {?} Broke the {?} Right here on Black Wall Street Radio, so back the fuck up
The Game - That gangsta shitHook Nigga, this that that that gangsta shit Nigga, this that gang, that gangsta shit Nigga, this that that that gangsta shit That gangsta shit, that gangsta shit Nigga, this
The Game - Reflections in the Mirror{Verse 1} I see Donnie from the block try’na stay afloat He in the middle of a lake with no paddle boat With no safety, they try’na take D To a place where suicide
The Game - One Life{Chorus: The Game} One life, nigga, one love Reach them heights and keep goin' up Hundred miles and runnin', we ain't slowin' up 15 Bentleys back to
The Game - Blood Thicker Than Water{Chorus: Trey Songz} Ooh, no, no, no Yeah, bloodstains dripping from my eyes Pain got me lookin' to the sky Ayy, Streetrunner, you know the history Blood's
The Game - Stainless{chorus: anderson .paak} Rollin' on the 105 (105) I don't drink when i drive (i don't think you know) But i gotta do it high (know) Blowin' smoke in the
The Game - Help Me{Interlude: Sly} Say it ain't so Oh, oh, ohh Oh, say it ain't so I've been hustling all these years, child, for a better tomorrow in faith Know that I-I
The Game - Born 2 Rap{verse 1} I remember i was rappin' for a year and a half Couple tears in the glass Some gunshots then i appeared on the map, bust it In the studio, way in the back
The Game - Dead Homies{Chorus: Red Cafe} Ayy, ayy I said last time, last time A bitch done slept on me was when I fucked her ass to sleep I done fucked her ass to sleep, dead homies Last
The Game
Jayceon Terrell Taylor, better known by his stage name The Game, entered the world on November 29, 1979, in Compton, California, where the challenges of life greeted him early. Born to parents entangled in the Crip gang culture, the rough streets of Santana Blocc were his unforgiving playground. Jayceon's early years were an intricate dance of survival amidst domestic turmoil, substance abuse, and the haunting echoes of gang rivalries that claimed the lives of kin.
As the new millennium dawned, at 21, Jayceon found himself enmeshed in the life he was born into, dealing drugs as a Cedar Block Pirus member. Fate struck cruelly on the quiet night of October 1, 2001. A ring at the door turned into an ambush, a struggle, a gun firing – him shot multiple times and on the brink of death, echoing the fates of those he knew. Clinging to life, he called for help and succumbed to darkness for three days.
Jayceon emerged from unconsciousness with a gaze set on a new horizon. Bound to a convalescing reverie, hip-hop music videos from BET became his solace, his teachers. Inspired by the likes of Shyne and fueled by the legendary beats of Ice Cube and Nas, he embarked on a creative pilgrimage. Adopting the moniker 'Game' from his grandmother, he channeled his life's turbulence into his rhymes while still navigating the perilous drug trade.
A chance encounter with J.T. The Bigga Figga at the West Coast Hip-Hop Summit in 2002 laid the foundation for his journey into music. Within five months, Game was transmuting his visceral experiences into his debut project 'Untold Story,' stirring the underground scene.
It was Game's raw narrative that caught the ear of Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment. Recounting his first impression, drenched in the residue of drug-making, Game found himself amidst hip-hop royalty. Dr. Dre saw potential beyond the grime – a deal was struck, and Game's fate was now intertwined with legends.
The release of The Documentary in 2005 was a revival of West Coast hip-hop, breathing new life into the scene. Yet, with acclaim, came a tumultuous spat with 50 Cent and G-Unit, a feud echoing the notorious East-West rivalries of the '90s. Game's reaction was not with bullets but with bars, unleashing '300 Bars And Runnin',' spearheading the G-Unot campaign – a lyrical onslaught that signified his personal victory in the vendetta against his former allies.
His split with Aftermath/Interscope and Dr. Dre led to a solitary and troubling period, one flirted with self-destruction. However, relying solely on his inner resolve, Game produced 'Doctor’s Advocate,' hitting the zenith of the charts and triumphing as his proudest work.
Brushes with the law and moments of isolation in jail only fueled his creative fire, leading to powerful pieces like "My Life." Further works, including The R.E.D. Album, Jesus Piece, and The Documentary 2/2.5, underscored his evolution as an artist and his role as a standard-bearer for the California sound.
Game’s discography, culminating with 'Born 2 Rap' on his 40th birthday, stands as a testament to his resilience and artistic integrity. An illustrious figure in hip-hop, Game remains an unwavering voice for the West, gripping the pen of his own narrative, in a city where stories like his are often left untold.
As the new millennium dawned, at 21, Jayceon found himself enmeshed in the life he was born into, dealing drugs as a Cedar Block Pirus member. Fate struck cruelly on the quiet night of October 1, 2001. A ring at the door turned into an ambush, a struggle, a gun firing – him shot multiple times and on the brink of death, echoing the fates of those he knew. Clinging to life, he called for help and succumbed to darkness for three days.
Jayceon emerged from unconsciousness with a gaze set on a new horizon. Bound to a convalescing reverie, hip-hop music videos from BET became his solace, his teachers. Inspired by the likes of Shyne and fueled by the legendary beats of Ice Cube and Nas, he embarked on a creative pilgrimage. Adopting the moniker 'Game' from his grandmother, he channeled his life's turbulence into his rhymes while still navigating the perilous drug trade.
A chance encounter with J.T. The Bigga Figga at the West Coast Hip-Hop Summit in 2002 laid the foundation for his journey into music. Within five months, Game was transmuting his visceral experiences into his debut project 'Untold Story,' stirring the underground scene.
It was Game's raw narrative that caught the ear of Dr. Dre’s Aftermath Entertainment. Recounting his first impression, drenched in the residue of drug-making, Game found himself amidst hip-hop royalty. Dr. Dre saw potential beyond the grime – a deal was struck, and Game's fate was now intertwined with legends.
The release of The Documentary in 2005 was a revival of West Coast hip-hop, breathing new life into the scene. Yet, with acclaim, came a tumultuous spat with 50 Cent and G-Unit, a feud echoing the notorious East-West rivalries of the '90s. Game's reaction was not with bullets but with bars, unleashing '300 Bars And Runnin',' spearheading the G-Unot campaign – a lyrical onslaught that signified his personal victory in the vendetta against his former allies.
His split with Aftermath/Interscope and Dr. Dre led to a solitary and troubling period, one flirted with self-destruction. However, relying solely on his inner resolve, Game produced 'Doctor’s Advocate,' hitting the zenith of the charts and triumphing as his proudest work.
Brushes with the law and moments of isolation in jail only fueled his creative fire, leading to powerful pieces like "My Life." Further works, including The R.E.D. Album, Jesus Piece, and The Documentary 2/2.5, underscored his evolution as an artist and his role as a standard-bearer for the California sound.
Game’s discography, culminating with 'Born 2 Rap' on his 40th birthday, stands as a testament to his resilience and artistic integrity. An illustrious figure in hip-hop, Game remains an unwavering voice for the West, gripping the pen of his own narrative, in a city where stories like his are often left untold.