The song "Blame It" by E-40 and B-Legit is a rap song that discusses the current state of the younger generation and places blame on their older counterparts, the OGs (Original Gangsters), for their behavior and lack of guidance. The lyrics highlight various issues, such as young people getting into trouble for no reason, living in poverty, lacking hope and dreams, and making poor choices. E-40 starts off by acknowledging his success and experience in the rap game, emphasizing that he's not hating on the younger generation. He believes that some of them have skipped a generation in terms of maturity and values. E-40 blames the OGs for failing to teach and guide these younger individuals, resulting in their lack of direction. D-Shot, another rapper featured on the song, recognizes that there are still real individuals who have paved the way for the younger generation, giving shoutouts to those who have achieved financial success. He acknowledges that the young players have taken influence from the OGs' style but emphasizes that they have also learned from their own experiences in the streets. B-Legit, in his verse, describes his own journey and loyalty to his neighborhood. He advises young people to focus on long-term success rather than short-lived luxuries and urges them to be patient and cautious in life. Suga T, the female rapper on the track, reflects on her past involvement in illegal activities but emphasizes her growth and transition. She speaks of herself in the past and how she used to be called "Tee-Tee" or "Shiniko." She mentions her association with a group called Magazine, which is where she obtained her success. Suga T asserts that she left her illegal life behind when she entered the rap game. Overall, "Blame It" conveys the frustration and disappointment felt by E-40, B-Legit, and the featured artists with the younger generation's behavior. It points out the lack of mentorship and guidance from the OGs, ultimately shifting the blame onto them for the current situation.
