Fresh off the release of his Streets of Compton soundtrack album, The Game returns with his new track "All Eyez," featuring Jeremih. Over a beat from embattled producer Scott Storch, The Game turns a run-of-the-mill love song on its head with jokes about Desiigner and Karrueche Tran. "Back when lame niggas hit you with the one liners/All sounding the same, like Future and Desiigner," he raps. Later, he name-checks Tran, asking "You want me to say your name, huh? Karrueche!"
Aside from the celebrity references, the song is a typically seductive affair from The Game and Jeremih, with the former rapping, "Let me lick you in places you've never been licked before/Take you to places you've never been before/Like London, Paris, see that Lamborghini outside? We can share it."
Meanwhile, Jeremih lays down a smooth chorus. "All eyes on me/I need your attention," he sings. "Put your body on me/You don't wanna miss it."
The Game has been on a roll musically. He just released his Streets of Compton on Friday. The album serves as the soundtrack companion to his three-part A&E docuseries of the same name. The A&E series is an investigative look into the political and cultural climate of Compton and reveals how it led to the birth of important music and political activism. It also represents The Game's third project in the last year, following the release of The Documentary 2 and The Documentary 2.5.
You can stream The Game and Jeremih's "All Eyez" below and purchase the song on iTunes here.
