About this album
Where they were
Released on January 10, 2006, 'Stop Snitchin, Stop Lyin' was The Game's first project after his highly publicized feud with G-Unit. This album followed his breakthrough debut 'The Documentary', showcasing his continued evolution as a prominent figure in gangsta rap while navigating industry tensions.
Why it matters
The album stirred significant attention due to its provocative title and content, contributing to ongoing debates over street credibility and the ethics of snitching in hip-hop culture. It had a notable impact on The Game's career trajectory, solidifying his status as a controversial and influential artist in the West Coast hip-hop scene.
Essential tracks
- "Stop Talkin to the Cops" — This track encapsulates the album's theme of loyalty and distrust in law enforcement, directly addressing street codes.
- "120 Bars" — A sprawling lyrical showcase, this track features The Game's aggressive flow and storytelling ability, highlighting his prowess as a lyricist.
- "Niggaz Bleed" — This track stands out for its vivid narrative style, reflecting on violence and survival in urban life, resonating deeply with listeners.
- "My Lowrider" — A nod to West Coast car culture, this track combines smooth production with celebratory lyrics that evoke regional pride.
Release Date
January 10, 2006
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Intro 1:34
- 2 We Are the Champions 2:02
- 3 120 Bars 8:53
- 4 Stop Talkin to the Cops 4:38
- 5 Niggaz Bleed 3:44
- 6 Testify 4:36
- 7 1970 Sumthin' 3:24
- 8 G-Unit Crip 4:48
- 9 Beach Boy 3:21
- 10 Not Gunna 3:23
- 11 Above the Rim in Farmington, CT 0:35
- 12 Freeze 3:47
- 13 AM to PM 2:03
- 14 My Lowrider 5:18
- 15 Gayo 1:24
- 16 Bounce Back 2:25
- 17 Quiet 3:57
- 18 All I Need 2:24
- 19 I Told You 3:30
- 20 Buckest 5:58
- 21 Outro (Red Bandana) 2:23
