The Game's song "Come Up" tells a story of success and overcoming obstacles in life. In the hook, Drake states that he is the one who has made it and is standing tall, while warning others that they will face consequences if they try to challenge him. He encourages those who are also living well to celebrate their achievements. In the first verse, The Game reflects on his journey to success. He mentions a friend named Fab who told him in 2003 that rap is all about money, women, cars, and drugs. Although he promised his friends that he would never leave the neighborhood, he acknowledges that things change. He has driven expensive cars and has become successful, but he also acknowledges the violence and danger associated with his lifestyle. The second verse features a guest verse from rapper Lifestyle. He brags about his lavish lifestyle, including driving a Testarossa and hanging out with celebrities like Drake, Demar, and Rondo. He talks about his sexual prowess and partying, claiming that his lifestyle is too extravagant for some women. He also mentions his wealth and expensive possessions like Louis Vuitton luggage and a watch with Obama on it. He ends by saying that people should ask the women in the club how amazing he is. Overall, "Come Up" is a song about success, luxury, and the consequences that come with it. The Game and Lifestyle use their verses to revel in their achievements and demonstrate their dominance in the rap game.
