Scheme Lyrics – The Game, DJ Drama

“Scheme” Lyrics by The Game, DJ Drama, Mike & Keys, O.T. Genasis is a latest English song in the voices of The Game, DJ Drama, Mike & Keys, O.T. Genasis. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Scheme” song lyrics are also written by The Game, DJ Drama, Mike & Keys, O.T. Genasis. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America.

The song “Scheme” by The Game, DJ Drama, Mike & Keys, and O.T. Genasis talks about life in Los Angeles and other big cities, where nothing is always as it seems. It highlights street life, hustling, loyalty, and staying alert to survive. The rappers share stories about riding through neighborhoods, handling enemies, and keeping their crew tight, while showing the challenges and tricks of city life and the “Scheme”s people run.

Scheme Lyrics

[Intro: DJ Drama]
Now, if you ask me (Truthfully)
S*it’s been soft since the West came through and crushed the buildings
Oh, well

[Verse 1: The Game]
It’s the impossible, ghetto gospel, flow colossal
Out LaBrea Tar Pits with tennis shades on the fossils
Get hostile, red Impala hitting the pothole
Three-wheel motion with chronic up in my nostrils
I hit a ’64 switch with my eyes closed
Hit the 110 whenever the four-five close

I’m serious, when my bandana bleed
It’s like a b!tch having cramps the first day of her period
Weak-ass n!ggas tryna infiltrate the town
Dealing Jeromey, it’s like I’m riding with Dogg Pound
When I’m in New York, I got the craziest hoes
N!ggas in every borough, far as the radius goes
When I’m in the A, I’m Mr. Keep-A-B!tch-On-Her-Toes
And cop a cold with two chains wrapped in infinite gold
But in the city, we want every stitch in your clothes
Run your motherfu*king pockets since you tricking on hoes

[Chorus: The Game]
LA, LA, big city of schemes
And everything in LA ain’t always what it seems
You might be fooled if you playing out of bounds
Same rules in every city, stick to ’em in your town
You got your wag on? (Yeah, I got it, cuh)
You got your flag on? (Yeah, I got it, blood)
You got your wag on? (Yeah, I got it, cuh)
‘Cause these n!ggas got the city fu*ked up

[Verse 2: O.T. Genasis]
N!ggas talking ’bout the politics
Got an NY hat, two N’s, I’m from Naughty Crip
All my n!ggas level four, I know they proud of this

Real shooter, wide eyes, know I hardly miss
Wear a seatbelt, a n!gga gon’ crash out
Got too many points, he probably gon’ max out
Talking ’bout s*it that I know he ain’t
He a shooter in the street, but a b!tch in the holding tank
Four-man cell, I’m in Denver row
See Jugg in my bunk, I’ma let him know
I’m a set tripper, big Cripper, ho flipper
Olde English 4-0 sipper
Cuz, try to play me like a Genesis
Sock him in the jaw, let the lil’ homies finish him
Cuz, I take this bottle to the face
Then I’m sliding everything, put the city on skates

[Chorus: The Game]
LA, LA, big city of schemes
And everything in LA ain’t always what it seems
You might be fooled if you playing out of bounds
Same rules in every city, stick to ’em in your town
You got your wag on? (Yeah, I got it, cuh)
You got your flag on? (Yeah, I got it, blood)
You got your wag on? (Yeah, I got it, cuh)
‘Cause these n!ggas got the city fu*ked up

[Outro: DJ Drama]
(Gangsta Grizzillz)

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Scheme Lyrics Meaning

[Intro: DJ Drama]
DJ Drama is saying that ever since the West Coast came through, things have changed and become less intense or serious. He’s acknowledging it casually, like it is what it is.

[Verse 1: The Game]
The Game talks about his life in the streets, showing off his confidence and unique style. He compares his flow to something huge and unstoppable and mentions cruising around LA with flashy cars while staying high. He describes handling dangerous situations smoothly, like switching lanes or driving fast without worrying. He also talks about gang loyalty and the harsh reality of the streets, where weak people try to step in but can’t handle it. Traveling to other cities, he notices different women and how people respect him, but he’s always alert. He mentions staying powerful and prepared everywhere he goes, from New York to Atlanta, showing his dominance and readiness to take what he wants. In the city, he points out the importance of being cautious because everyone is hustling, and people might try to rob or trick you. The verse is full of street-smart lessons, boasting, and showing how he survives, thrives, and maintains respect while moving through different cities.

[Chorus: The Game]
The chorus warns that Los Angeles is full of schemes and deception, so you can’t trust everything you see. If you step out of line, you could get fooled or hurt. The Game emphasizes that every city has rules, and you have to stick to them in your own area. He also asks if you are prepared and loyal, checking if people have their weapons and stand with their crew. The chorus makes it clear that the streets are dangerous, and you have to stay alert, careful, and ready because people are always trying to take advantage or cause trouble. It’s about watching your back and knowing the game.

[Verse 2: O.T. Genasis]
O.T. Genasis talks about the tough life in the streets and how people pretend to be more than they are. He points out that some guys act dangerous on the streets but aren’t brave when facing real consequences, like jail. He mentions his loyalty to his crew and being ready for conflict, showing he doesn’t back down. He also describes being alert, counting points, and staying protected because the streets are unpredictable. O.T. Genasis talks about his identity, gang connections, and how he handles enemies directly. He explains that when someone tries to deceive him, he reacts immediately and uses his crew to back him up. The verse also shows his street skills, like being strategic, aggressive, and fearless while keeping control in dangerous situations. He highlights the constant hustle, violence, and the need to stay powerful to survive and control his surroundings.

[Chorus: The Game]
The chorus repeats that LA is full of tricks and schemes, and you shouldn’t trust appearances. If you step out of line, people can take advantage. He stresses that each city has rules, and you need to follow them in your own area. The Game checks if people are prepared, loyal, and ready to defend themselves and their crew. The streets are dangerous, and staying alert and cautious is necessary. It’s about knowing who to trust, watching your back, and keeping your crew tight because people are always scheming and the city can be messed up if you’re not careful.

[Outro: DJ Drama]
Shows respect to the crew and street team.

FAQs

Q. Who has sung Scheme song?
A. Scheme song is sung by The Game, DJ Drama, Mike & Keys, O.T. Genasis.

Q. Who wrote Scheme lyrics?
A. Scheme lyrics are penned by The Game, DJ Drama, Mike & Keys, O.T. Genasis.

Q. Who has given the music of Scheme song?
A. Scheme music is composed and produced by The Game, DJ Drama, Mike & Keys, O.T. Genasis.

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