The song "Niggaz Bleed" by The Game is a track off his album "Doctor's Advocate." The lyrics depict The Game's life as a gangster and his experiences in the streets. The song explores themes of violence, loyalty, and resiliency. The lyrics begin by showcasing The Game's material wealth, boasting about his money and possessions. He mentions having 10K in cash by his 26th birthday, as well as owning five bricks (kilograms) of drugs and luxury vehicles like a Bentley Coupe and a bulletproof Suburban. The Game then delves into his experiences as a gangster, spending time on the streets and looking for a "thug bitch" to satisfy his desires. He brags about his sexual encounters and his ability to intimidate and harm others. He mentions riding through L.A. with a shotgun and his involvement in criminal activities. The lyrics also touch on The Game's reputation and status in the rap industry. He compares himself to Roc-A-Fella, a prominent record label, and claims that he surpasses their success. He emphasizes his superior skills as a rapper, referencing his relationship with Dr. Dre and his platinum-selling records. In the chorus, The Game proclaims that he does not fear his adversaries, emphasizing that they are no different from him. He would rather confront them directly than run away from any confrontation. Towards the end of the song, Techniec, another rapper, joins The Game to express his own experiences and perspective. He references his time on tour and his loyalty to his neighborhood. Techniec also mentions his involvement in drug dealing and his ability to maintain a lavish lifestyle. The song concludes with The Game highlighting his association with Dr. Dre and Aftermath Entertainment, as well as his status as the king of L.A. He references iconic horror movie characters like Jason and Freddy, portraying himself as a menacing figure. The lyrics also touch on his involvement in gang culture and his willingness to use violence to protect his reputation and territory. Overall, "Niggaz Bleed" showcases The Game's portrayal of his gangster lifestyle while also boasting about his success as a rapper. The lyrics reflect a gritty and aggressive narrative, depicting the realities of street life.
