On the best track of the album, "Name Me King",The Game shows he increased his talent, but throughout the album he also demonstrates that he fell off the life path that once guided his unfocused music above overall mediocrity and into the mainstream rap Hall of Fame. On the song “Jesus Piece” The Game does his best gay fish imitation and, not surprisingly, the song tries to be political but instead sounds superficial and stupid. While Kanye West did produce parts of this album, the whole thing stinks of his poppy rap productions that sample some chanting African lady every half second. It sounds like he is making music for his soon-to-be teenage kids. The Game doesn't say anything on this album. While his lyrical technicality, craft and wit have increased, his music's message now seriously lacks any point and is like pop music. The Game once separated himself from new-millennium mainstream rappers by having a non-typical subject matter, a crystal-clear voicing of his lyrics and a willingness to go away from the mainstream scene if it meant compromising himself and his music. The bottom line was The Game never made a bad album, but his albums were always unfocused, or focused around dumb themes. Album, then largely succeeded in its concept of being an album ‘REDedicated to Hip-Hop’. His album preceding Jesus Piece, the R.E.D. an album dedicated to… the airport in L.A.? Clearly this album was wildly unfocused, but The Game’s lyrical talent and ability to adapt to multiple big-name producers was still there. After having his first born son, he made his third album L.A.X. The Game was clearly hurt by Dre’s actions, and was later seen crying about the state of Hip-hop on camera. Dre increasingly made music with The Game's X-Partner and rival, 50 cent, and cut ties with The Game. Dre and associated rappers that gave Game his opportunity (also his best overall album). His second major album The Doctor’s Advocate, was dedicated to Dr. His first album The Documentary was logically and simply enough: the story of his life in Compton. The Game has a history of dumb concept albums. Yet in reality, Game didn’t drop off, he fell into the trap of mainstream corporate rap and drowned. I’m talking about a complete drop-off from one of mainstream rap’s most meaningful artists: The Game. I’m not just talking about the childish album cover that has absolutely no relevance or purpose whatsoever, which is an obvious attempt at trying to gain what pathetic little publicity he could by angering Christians. Not only did you waste a few extra dollars, you got a worse product. Hate it or love it.ĭid you buy the deluxe version of Jesus Piece ? If so, that sucks.
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