Video: The Game – Stainless ft. Anderson.Paak

According to rumours, The Game is now putting the finishing touches on his last album, which will be titled Born 2 Rap. But before we get to there, the Cedar Block Piru is going to show the new song video to the Anderson.Paak contributed to the recording titled “Stainless.”

In the music video, which was directed by Aaron “A.G.” Green, the Compton rapper can be seen driving through Los Angeles at two in the morning in a customised blue Lamborghini that has the face of Nipsey Hussle painted on the hood. Later, the veteran MC recreates the cover art for his classic album Documentary by riding his motorbike up Sunset Boulevard while holding his stainless steel (gun).

The Game, who is widely regarded as one of the most prominent figures in hip-hop history, also cites many influential figures on this track. The Game’s verse goes as follows: “Baby Lane killed Pac, niggas killed Baby Lane/Buntry was bustin’ back, Heron died in his chains/A fatal car accident killed Fatal Hussein/R.I.P. Kadafi, ridin’ down memory lane.”

Orlando “Baby Lane” Anderson was a person of interest in the investigation into the murder of renowned rapper Tupac Shakur. It is believed that he was a member of the South Side Compton Crips (South Side Compton Crips) and that he was involved in the murder. Many people who are into hip-hop are familiar with Baby Lane because of an incident in which he was severely assaulted and stomped on by Marion “Suge” Knight and a group of Pirus inside of a casino lobby in Las Vegas. It is reported that following the altercation at the casino, Baby Lane and three other members of the Crips went searching for Pac. Anderson took a shot at Pac from the backseat of the vehicle he was riding in after noticing Pac and Suge in the BMW. Despite this, no one was ever prosecuted with Pac’s murder, and Lane was taken out of the picture in 1998.

It is said that Buntry pursued the vehicle that carried out the drive-by shooting of Pac and Suge. The Game makes reference to Buntry in the aforementioned track. The late rapper Pac made a reference to Buntry in the song “To Live and Die in LA,” which was included on the album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory. In 2002, Buntry, a Mob Piru, was killed by assassins.

Check out the music video for “Stainless“.