The song "Bulletproof Diaries" by The Game featuring Raekwon is a track from The Game's album "Doctor's Advocate" released in 2006. It explores themes of street life, resilience, and the struggles of surviving in dangerous environments. The song begins with Raekwon sitting back and casually speaking to The Game before they get into the verses. The Game starts with aggressive lyrics, referencing his background in Compton and his association with gangster culture. He boasts about his ability to handle himself in dangerous situations and compares himself to Terrell Owens, a professional football player known for his ability to catch difficult passes. He also references his time in prison and how he remained focused and on point upon his release. The Game then speaks about his love for the city of New York and shows respect for the Wu-Tang Clan, using their signature bee imagery. He mentions his involvement with Black Wall Street, an independent record label he founded. Raekwon then enters the track and continues the theme of street life. He refers to himself as a dinosaur from New York and a Staten Island artifact. He claims Hip-Hop is never dead and asserts his authority in the rap game. He uses vivid imagery to describe his aggression and willingness to take over the world. The Game comes back in with more aggressive and confident lyrics, asserting his dominance in both the west coast and the rap game. He references classic New York rapper 2Pac and his own style being compared to Bigfoot. He boasts about his financial success and his ability to cause damage with his music and persona. The song concludes with Raekwon expressing his respect and admiration for The Game. He acknowledges their shared experiences and speaks to the struggles faced by people in their community. Raekwon shows gratitude for their success and mentions possibly taking a trip to the Dominican Republic, indulging in luxury and enjoying elite company. Overall, "Bulletproof Diaries" serves as a testament to the artists' resilience in the face of adversity and their rise in the music industry. It pays homage to their backgrounds and showcases their lyrical prowess.
