"Mula" is a song by the rapper The Game featuring Kanye West and Sarah Barthel. The song is from The Game's album "The Documentary 2". The lyrics of the song primarily focus on themes of success, individuality, and wealth. The Game starts off by addressing the lack of authenticity in today's music industry, criticizing artists who try to imitate their style. He highlights their weak albums and claims that his own album, "The Documentary 2", had numerous hit songs that have brought him success. The Game further asserts his dominance and credibility in the rap game, stating that he has been making waves since 2005. He mentions his affiliation with Jay-Z's brand, as represented by wearing Air Jordan sneakers (J's) and Kanye West's Yeezy sneakers (Ye's). He also touches upon societal issues, referring to slavery and the desire to break free from it, drawing a parallel to the movie character Django. Kanye West's parts in the song reinforce The Game's message, with West referring to the industry's attempt to keep artists enslaved to fame and success. He also mentions his own journey of starting as a rapper and using his talent to escape a difficult life. The chorus sung by Sarah Barthel emphasizes feelings of loneliness and the struggles one faces while striving for success. It implies that even though The Game and Kanye West have achieved fame and fortune, they still experience a sense of emptiness. The outro features a conversation between The Game and a woman named Felicia. The dialogue showcases the rough and gritty lifestyle associated with the streets, with Felicia requesting favors and offering sexual favors in return. The Game rejects her advances, expressing his frustration with her behavior. Overall, "Mula" explores themes of success, authenticity, and the challenges of fame, while also delving into the harsh realities of street life.
