The lyrics of Joell Ortiz's song "Human (Intro)" express his desire to share his personal story and experiences. He mentions his musical background, being a part of the rap group (possibly Slaughterhouse) consisting of himself, Joe Budden, Royce da 5'9", and Crooked I (now known as KXNG Crooked). He acknowledges the greatness of the group but emphasizes his individuality as Joell Ortiz. Joell Ortiz wishes to delve deeper into his own narrative and express himself authentically through his music. The phrase "We all come from something" suggests that he wants to discuss his roots and the experiences that have shaped him. By stating he is a "quarter of the best rap group, in my opinion, ever assembled," Joell Ortiz recognizes the talent and chemistry within his former rap group. However, he expresses a desire to shine a light on his individuality as an artist and tell his unique story. The repetition of the phrase "Oh, the game" may symbolize the complexities, challenges, and inner workings of the music industry that Joell Ortiz has experienced throughout his career. It could serve as a reflection on his journey as an artist and his observations of the industry as a whole. Overall, "Human (Intro)" serves as an introduction to Joell Ortiz's personal perspective and his intent to explore his own story within the context of his musical career.
