Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. It's your host, Niyushobo. It's another episode of bars.

It's where I break down an excerpt from a book I read. A rap lyric from a song I listen to,

occasionally an R&B. Maybe something else too. But this is the song from The Game featuring

Nas. It's called Why You Hate the Game. This is from the game's second album it's called why you hate the game this is from

the game's second album if you guys don't remember game he was a protej a 50 cent back in like

i think it was like 2000 i don't know four or five i don't know if you all were around when

well shit i'm sounding like i'm old, but in 2000, I think it was three,

when 50 Cent album, Get Richard Dye Trying came out.

It was one of the biggest rap albums of all time to come out.

I mean, the hype around it.

And when the game came out, rapper from L.A., I think he's from Compton, he was a big deal.

Now, this is one of my favorite game songs, and I was reminded of it as I was browsing,

listening to the game's new album.

And then his new album is actually really good.

It's called Born the Rap.

And then I went to listen to some of his old stuff.

And I was like, oh, shit.

And Nas is one of my favorite artists.

And Nas said something in this song

that stuck out to me so much.

That's so true, so relevant that I needed y'all to hear it.

So B-Crock, go ahead and play it from the beginning.

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