The song "Martians vs. Goblins" by The Game is a collaboration track with Lil Wayne and Tyler, The Creator. The lyrics of the song primarily focus on the artists boasting about their skills, prowess, and dominance in the music industry. The song also incorporates references to popular culture, superheroes, and fictional characters. The song opens with The Game claiming to be a "Martian," emphasizing his uniqueness and otherness. He uses violent and graphic imagery, such as killing vampires, using intestines for shoelaces, and throwing Rihanna in front of a train. The Game also mentions using cocaine and tying Lil B to a tank of propane. Lil Wayne then takes over the verse, continuing the theme of being a "Martian" and a "goblin." He emphasizes his distinctiveness and separates himself from others. He suggests that his swag (style and attitude) is so potent that it can cause disturbance and fascination even while standing still. Lil Wayne also mentions Marvel superheroes Spiderman and Hulk, asserting that they are inferior and weak. Tyler, The Creator adds his verse, expressing his personal growth and success. He mentions his previous state of poverty and compares it to his present success. Tyler also includes provocative and offensive language, mentioning Bruno Mars engaging in sexual activities with men. He also references a fictional character, Tyler Perry, being in the same "closet" or secret space as Bruno Mars. The song concludes with The Game returning for another verse, taking shots at Lil Wayne and expressing his admiration for him while also playfully dissing him. He mentions his sexual encounters with celebrities, including Erykah Badu and LeBron James' mother. The Game also references Cleveland Cavaliers cheerleaders and implies involvement with Delonte West, a former NBA player. He mentions Snoop Dogg and his affiliation with the Crips gang, as well as his own connection to the gang. The verse ends with The Game stating his frustration at being overlooked by DC Comics (publishers of superhero comics) and calling Captain America weak. Overall, "Martians vs. Goblins" is a braggadocious and confrontational song where the artists assert their dominance and uniqueness in the music industry, using vivid and sometimes controversial imagery. The lyrics include references to popular culture, superheroes, and personal experiences.
