"The Game's song Rest In Purple" pays tribute to various legendary musicians who have passed away, specifically Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Prince. The lyrics reflect on the untimely deaths of these icons and how the world mourns their loss. The Game questions why legends always seem to die so soon and expresses his reluctance to accept his own mortality. The song also mentions driving in a purple Lamborghini while listening to Bryson Tiller and Prince's song "Purple Rain." The color purple is a recurring motif throughout the song, symbolizing mourning and the legacy of these iconic musicians. In the second verse, The Game discusses his own experiences and memories associated with Prince and his music. He reflects on watching the movie Purple Rain as a child and witnessing his parents' turbulent relationship, which he didn't fully comprehend at the time. The lyrics emphasize that nobody is perfect, and we all go through changes and struggles. The Game encourages listeners to live their lives, cherish their families, and appreciate the world. The bridge and chorus suggest that Prince is now reunited with his deceased son, implying a sense of peace and eternity. The outro concludes the song with the idea that when it "rains purple," the sun will shine, signifying the hope and enduring influence of these legendary musicians. Overall, Rest In Purple serves as a remembrance of and tribute to the impact that these iconic artists have had on the world, as well as a reminder to appreciate life and leave a lasting legacy.
