The song "You Don't Know" by The Game is a rap track featuring rapper 50 Cent, released in 2004 as a part of The Game's debut album "The Documentary." The lyrics primarily focus on boasting about wealth, success, and power, as is common in many rap songs. In the first verse, The Game talks about his ability to attract women ("Tryna dive a pair, work on my back scrubber") and comments on people who try to take advantage of his success ("You tryna feed me, well you know how that goes"). He also references Kanye West and his daughter North West. The verse concludes with him saying that he knows the truth about certain individuals ("Think nigga ain't know, think a nigga ain't know"). The hook of the song repeats the title phrase, suggesting that the persona The Game portrays is not someone you want to associate with or interact with ("You don't wanna know me nigga"). In the second verse, The Game continues to boast about his wealth and material possessions, mentioning his expensive car ("pull out the Aston") and designer clothing ("Tom Ford"). He also mentions carrying a weapon ("ridin with a ratchet") and being violent towards his enemies ("murder that pussy"). He asserts his wealth and influence by mentioning not needing to cash checks or show off his expensive jewelry. The verse concludes with him referencing his association with drug dealing ("Motherfucker I'm Pablo") and wearing Air Jordan shoes, representing his connection to Chicago. Overall, the lyrics of "You Don't Know" convey a sense of arrogance, wealth, and power. The Game portrays himself as successful and dominant, warning others that they don't want to be associated with him or mess with him. It is important to note that these lyrics reflect a persona and do not necessarily reflect the artist's personal beliefs or actions.
