The song "Gangstas Make The Girls Go Wild" by The Game featuring Chris Brown is a celebration of success, fame, and the glamorous lifestyle that comes with it

The song "Like Father, Like Son 2" by The Game is a sequel to his previous song with the same name

The song "What We Not Gon' Do" by The Game explores various themes such as the consequences of violence, misunderstandings in relationships, and the need for unity among black men

The song "Purp & Yellow" by The Game is a remix of Wiz Khalifa's "Black & Yellow" and an ode to the city of Los Angeles, specifically the Lakers basketball team

The song "Gutta Boyz" by The Game features lyrics that depict a lifestyle of gangsterism, with references to violence, drugs, and street life

The Game's song "LAX Files" is a track from his third studio album "LAX," released in 2008

The song "Dollar and a Dream" by The Game is a track from his album "The Documentary 2" and features Ab-Soul

The song "Where I'm From" by The Game featuring Common, Dr

The song "El Presidente" by The Game tells the stories of street life, hustle, and survival in Compton, California

The song "New York, New York" by The Game is a reflection on the realities and struggles experienced in different cities across the United States, specifically focusing on New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and the Bay area