The Game's song "Put You On The Game" is an homage to the West Coast hip-hop scene and its iconic artists. In the lyrics, he pays tribute to Dr. Dre, Makaveli (Tupac Shakur), and Biggie Smalls. He asserts his status as a prominent figure in the rap game and claims to have the support of Compton, his hometown. The song also highlights The Game's affiliation with the Bloods gang and his knowledge about the Crips, two notorious street gangs in Los Angeles. He boasts about his connections and street credibility, asserting his dominance in the rap industry. The Game references his association with Dr. Dre and his influence on the West Coast sound, mentioning riding in a Range Rover and showcasing a luxurious lifestyle. The third verse mentions The Game's loyalty to his crew and his willingness to protect them. He asserts his position as a respected rapper and addresses any potential conflicts with other artists, stating that he has the support of influential people in the industry. Overall, "Put You On The Game" serves as a statement of The Game's talent and influence in the West Coast hip-hop scene while paying homage to its pioneers and shining a light on his gang affiliation.
