In The Game's song "L.A. Leakers - Freestyle #147," he showcases his lyrical skills and addresses various topics. The song starts with The Game expressing his frustration with being underestimated and compares himself to Lloyd Banks and Young Buck, two rappers who are often overlooked or underrated. The Game then mentions his gun, emphasizing his readiness to defend himself and expressing his dissatisfaction with how people treated Nipsey Hussle, a rapper and friend who was tragically killed. He wants to show everyone what he's capable of and asserts his lyrical prowess. He goes on to mention his Balenciaga shades and references Hit-Boy, the producer of the beat. The Game acknowledges his own talent and questions why he's not considered in the top 5 rappers. He believes his lyrical abilities are undeniable and addresses those who may have doubted him. The lyrics also touch on hip-hop legends like JAY-Z and Kendrick Lamar, acknowledging their success but asserting his own place in the rap game. The Game expresses his determination to make a mark and references his underground status. He takes a moment to address fellow rappers who claim to be involved in the drug trade, believing they are lying to boost their image. He mentions his affiliation with Aftermath Entertainment, a record label founded by Dr. Dre, and asserts his legendary status. The Game also mentions his involvement with violence and criminal activities, portraying an alter ego through his rap lyrics. He acknowledges his past mistakes and difficult experiences growing up. Throughout the song, The Game demonstrates his skill as a rapper, referencing past events and drawing inspiration from various sources. He addresses his critics, fellow rappers, and the rap game itself, emphasizing his determination to succeed and his status as a respected artist.
