Martians vs. Goblins

"Martians vs. Goblins"
Song by The Game featuring Lil Wayne and Tyler, The Creator from the album The R.E.D. Album
Released December 20, 2011
Format Digital download
Recorded 2011
Genre Alternative hip hop Hardcore hip hop
Length 3:48
Label DGC, Interscope
Writer(s) Jayceon Taylor, Dwayne Carter, Tyler Okonma, L. Dopson, B. Brown, L. Edwards
Producer(s) 1500 or Nothin'
The Game singles chronology
"Pot of Gold"
(2011)
"Martins vs. Goblins"
(2011)
"Celebration"
(2012)
Lil Wayne singles chronology
"The Motto"
(2011)
"Martins vs. Goblins"
(2011)
"Faded"
(2012)
Tyler, the Creator singles chronology
"Trouble on My Mind"
(2011)
"Martins vs. Goblins"
(2011)
"Domo23"
(2013)

"Martians vs. Goblins" a song by American rapper The Game from his fourth studio album The R.E.D. Album. The song features Young Money's Lil Wayne and Odd Future leader Tyler, The Creator.

Background

In an interview with Vibe.com, Game first announced "Martians vs. Goblins" as a collaboration with Tyler, the Creator.

Oh yeah, Tyler [The Creator] is on the album. I forgot about him. He ain't really doing features for nobody. He feels like, 'fuck everything,' and I don't blame him either. It's a California thing, and I got respect for him and his hustle and what they're doing and just being kids and being rebels for the cause,” Game said of recently befriending the Odd Future frontman.[1] And he respects me for doing what I did for California and the West Coast, I guess. I met him at a Diddy concert and we chopped it up and we got a song called ‘Martians vs Goblins.’ It's dope.[1]

Controversy

In the song, Game references Rihanna, Lil B, Erykah Badu, Gloria James (as "LeBron's mom"), and Jim Jones. Tyler references Chris Brown (as "Christopher"), Bruno Mars, Tyler Perry, Eddie Long (as "Bishop Eddie"), Nicki Minaj, and LeBron James.[2]

Music video

The official music video for the song was announced in a backstage video after a concert of Game and Tyler, The Creator. The video, filmed by Matt Alonzo, was released on December 20, 2011 via Game's Vevo account on YouTube. Lil Wayne does not make an appearance in the video.[3]

Chart performance

"Martians vs. Goblins" debuted at number 100 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart based on digital sales alone.[4]

Chart (2011) Peak
position
US Billboard Hot 100[4] 100

References

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