DISSNATION
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Emotional / Interlude

By 50 Cent · Targeting The Game

Emotional / Interlude is a diss track by 50 Cent targeting The Game. The song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit.

Released2005
Annotated5
ExplicitYes
Addressable transcript

Lyrics & breakdown

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  1. 01

    [Intro]

    02

    Wooo!

    03

    Uh huh

    04

    It's 50

  2. 05

    [Chorus]

    Multi-line diss block
    06

    Y'all niggas is emotional

    07

    Don't make me put a hole in your heart

    08

    Y'all niggas is emotional

    09

    Don't make me tear ya ass apart

    Block notePoints to a claimed failure or contradiction

    TargetThe Game

    MeaningWhat it means: In “Don't make me put a hole in your heart,” 50 Cent treats the refusal, inability, or contradiction named in the lyric as evidence against The Game's public position. Why it was said: The song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit. The wording tests The Game's image against a specific action; the gap between the two is what the audience is being asked to remember.

    ContextThe song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit.

  3. 10

    Y'all niggas get emotional

    Multi-line diss block
    11

    And that's when all the bullshit start

    12

    Y'all niggas is emotional (Fuck around, I have to buck some)

    13

    You make it feel like I have no feelings

    Block noteMakes the confrontation explicit

    TargetThe Game

    MeaningWhat it means: In “Y'all niggas get emotional,” 50 Cent addresses The Game directly and makes the situation described in the quoted line the point of confrontation. Why it was said: The song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit. Naming or plainly addressing The Game removes the safety of a subliminal and makes the quoted claim something the target can either answer or leave standing.

    ContextThe song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit.

  4. 14

    [Verse]

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    Last night I had a dream, I got a big money scheme

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    No not coke

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    No more triple beams

    18

    I'm on another level now, shit is gettin' real

  5. 19

    Informant made all that money off that damn grill

    20

    I package dope, sold dope that's how I got skills

    21

    Man, I can give a fuck about how a nigga feel

    22

    Now I can send you CD's, sneakers and some clothes

  6. 23

    I'm runnin' through these bitches so I can sell you hoes

    24

    What's up pimpin', I'm tryna lay low

    25

    In Scotland, poppin' off with hoes from glassdoor

    26

    Down (Wooo!) went the zipper, you know how it go

  7. 27

    She said "[?] [?] black man [?] true, woah"

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    Here the lollipop, baby you can lick

    29

    And run and tell ya girlfriends you saw the magic stick, 50

    30

    Ha ha

  8. 31

    [Chorus]

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    Y'all niggas is emotional (Y'all niggas get all emotional)

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    Don't make me put a hole in your heart

    34

    Y'all niggas is emotional (What's the matter?!)

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    Don't make me tear ya ass apart (Ohhh)

  9. 36

    Y'all niggas get emotional (They're not gettin' any money)

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    And that's when all the bullshit start (I understand now)

    38

    Y'all niggas is emotional

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    You make it (ha ha ha ha ha ha) feel like I have no feelings

  10. 40

    [Outro]

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    Ay shout out to Khadafi

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    And his sons for havin' us out in Venice

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    You know I appreciate the extra mill, baby

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    For thirty minutes, anytime man seven forty seven

  11. 45

    I get a chance to bring all my niggas

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    You know

    47

    You know Venice the streets that made the water, right?

    48

    Close your eyes imagine, ha ha ha

  12. 49

    Ah man, I used to think that LeBron money was serious man

    50

    They said he had a hundred mill in seven years

    51

    Contract with Nike, I was like

    52

    Damn man

  13. 53

    Ya know I'm like a high risk investment

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    Which means I have to renegotiate

    55

    I never would imagine be able to pull that hundred in twelve months

    56

    Ha ha ha

  14. 57

    You gotta renegotiate LeBron

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    This is real shit here nigga

    59

    Ha ha ha

    60

    I serious man, you need to come play for my team

  15. 61

    Ha ha

    62

    Ay man

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    Ay that nigga Jimmy man

    64

    See that's why I don't like them old school niggas, man

  16. 65

    I really don't like them old school niggas

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    Now you know Jimmy told him to do that

    67

    Go out there and say "G-Unot"

    68

    You know

  17. 69

    Well Jimmy, why don't you tell him how he gon' pay his bills then

    70

    Ha ha ha

    71

    I really don't like old school niggas, man

    72

    You know

  18. 73

    They wan' tell me

    74

    Who they murked like ten years ago or

    75

    How it was back in the days like

    76

    When I had like ten bricks I was maneuvering and doing everything, ya know

  19. 77

    Na I'm sayin', I don' wanna hear that shit, man

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    I'm that new nigga

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    Do you understand what I'm sayin' to you

    80

    I am that new nigga

  20. 81

    New breed

    82

    Ha ha ha ha

    83

    Ah man

    84

    I bet this'll make you

  21. 85

    Angry

    Multi-line diss block
    86

    Upset

    87

    So who told him to put the butterfly on his eye, that's what I wanna know

    88

    Who told him to do that

    Block noteMakes the confrontation explicit

    TargetThe Game

    MeaningWhat it means: In “Angry,” 50 Cent addresses The Game directly and makes the situation described in the quoted line the point of confrontation. Why it was said: The song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit. Naming or plainly addressing The Game removes the safety of a subliminal and makes the quoted claim something the target can either answer or leave standing.

    ContextThe song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit.

  22. 89

    I mean I told him to put N.W.A on his chest

    Multi-line diss block
    90

    Dre told him to put Eazy-E on his arm

    91

    I mean cut it out man

    92

    You work for me

    Block noteMakes the confrontation explicit

    TargetThe Game

    MeaningWhat it means: In “You work for me,” 50 Cent addresses The Game directly and makes the situation described in the quoted line the point of confrontation. Why it was said: The song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit. Naming or plainly addressing The Game removes the safety of a subliminal and makes the quoted claim something the target can either answer or leave standing.

    ContextThe song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit.

  23. 93

    Your like a disgruntled employee

    Multi-line diss block
    94

    For the next four albums

    95

    Ha ha ha

    Block notePortrays the target as controlled by others

    TargetThe Game

    MeaningWhat it means: In “Your like a disgruntled employee,” 50 Cent depicts The Game as dependent on a label, executive, crew leader, or gatekeeper rather than acting independently. Why it was said: The song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit. The accusation attacks autonomy by suggesting that The Game's career choices and even the feud itself are being directed by somebody with greater power.

    ContextThe song addresses the collapse of 50 Cent's alliance with The Game and the wider disputes surrounding G-Unit.