"The Game's song 'Unfollow Me Bitch' is a track from his album 'The Documentary 2.5.' The song is a collaboration with rapper Problem. The lyrics depict a typical day in the life of The Game, where he is surrounded by women and engaged in various activities. Problem starts the song by mentioning the carpool full of women from Diamond Lane, implying a luxurious and carefree lifestyle. The song focuses on the idea of being a thug or a tough guy, which is a common theme in The Game's music. He describes himself as a thug and asserts that women need a thug in their lives. The lyrics suggest that he enjoys the company of women, but is not interested in emotional connections, preferring a more physical and casual approach. Throughout the song, The Game and Problem brag about their wealth, flaunting expensive possessions like diamonds, money, and designer clothes. They also mention enjoying alcohol and partying, referencing specific brands like Ciroc and PARTYNEXTDOOR. The lyrics also touch on the idea of competition among women, as The Game's love interest tries to keep score with her girlfriend. The track concludes with a brief mention of The Game's comeback and his reputation for breaking hearts. Overall, 'Unfollow Me Bitch' showcases The Game's persona as a self-assured and unapologetic rapper, with lyrics that celebrate material wealth and a casual approach to relationships."
