The song "F.I.V.E." by The Game featuring Chris Brown and Lil Wayne is about the artists asserting their dominance and success in the rap game. The lyrics describe their accomplishments, wealth, and influence, as well as their confidence in their abilities. In the first verse, The Game reflects on his past success with his album "The Documentary" and how it put him on the map in the rap industry. He mentions his impact in the game and how he's poised to achieve even greater success in the future. The line "Nigga I'm finna be still repping the letter B" references his affiliation with the Bloods gang and his continued dedication to representing that lifestyle. The verse also touches upon the idea of what could have happened if Dr. Dre had signed someone else instead of The Game. It questions whether he would be as successful or if he would have pursued a different path, perhaps even studying at Harvard. The chorus, sung by Chris Brown, emphasizes a feeling of confidence and success. He likens himself to Michael Jackson and compares his achievements to the Fab 5, a legendary basketball team. Lil Wayne's verse talks about his own accomplishments and prominence in the rap game. He talks about having money ("Jacksons in my pocket") and feeling like a star. He asserts his dominance and toughness, suggesting that he would easily handle any challenges or conflicts. He references violence by saying he'd assault someone with a bag of nickels and boasts about his wealth and relationships with women. Overall, the song showcases the artists' confidence in their abilities, their accomplishments, and their dominance in the rap game. They assert their position in the top five artists and boast about their success.
