The song "The Documentary 2" by The Game is the title track of his album "The Documentary 2." The song serves as an introduction to the album and sets the tone for the rest of the project. In the intro, The Game acknowledges that he has once again created a successful album after the first "Documentary" album. He proudly declares that he is still in California, representing the West Coast rap scene and enjoying the success that came with his first album. The hook emphasizes The Game's status in the rap industry, with mentions of Doc Dre (referring to Dr. Dre) and Aftermath (Dr. Dre's record label). The Game confidently proclaims that he is still holding the crown and that his music is still making waves. In the first verse, The Game showcases his lyrical prowess, claiming that the past ten years of his career have been successful. He references his affiliation with the Bloods gang, his musical influences, and his dominance in the California rap scene. He also mentions starting with nothing and growing up in a tough neighborhood like Magic Johnson, the famous basketball player. The second verse reflects on The Game's early days as a rapper. He mentions listening to Nas' album "It Was Written" to learn how to rap and his struggle to find support from record executives like Suge Knight and Irv Gotti. However, he ultimately found success with Diddy's Bad Boy Records and Dr. Dre's Aftermath Entertainment. The verse also touches on The Game's stance against the Illuminati conspiracy theory, his preference for driving older cars, and his admiration for other legendary rappers like Tupac and Ja Rule. In the third verse, The Game showcases his longevity in the rap game, boasting about his skills and experience. He references his ability to rap in various styles and his willingness to confront other rappers. He also mentions his success and wealth, with five million albums sold and living in a luxurious home. The outro features DJ Clue, DJ Envy, and Funkmaster Flex, influential DJs in the hip-hop industry, praising The Game's talent and predicting his status as a legendary rapper. Overall, "The Documentary 2" celebrates The Game's success and highlights his skills as a rapper. It serves as an introduction to the album, setting the stage for the rest of the project.
