"Support Compton" is a song by American rapper The Game, released in 2015. The song pays homage to the city of Compton, California where The Game grew up. It highlights the realities of life in Compton, including gang violence, poverty, and the influence of notable figures such as Dr. Dre and Kendrick Lamar. The lyrics mention specific locations in Compton, such as Wilmington and Rosecrans, as well as Central and Martin Luther King streets. The song emphasizes the support and pride that Compton residents have for their city, despite the challenges they face. "Support Compton" also addresses the territorial divides between different gangs in the area, such as the Crips and the Pirus, while emphasizing unity and support within the community. The Game reflects on his own experiences growing up in Compton, including encounters with law enforcement and close calls with violence. He talks about the importance of loyalty and support from his friends and community. Overall, "Support Compton" serves as a tribute to The Game's roots and a call to embrace and uplift the city of Compton. It celebrates the resilience and strength of its residents and aims to dispel any misconceptions or negative stereotypes associated with the city.
