Gucci Mane Video

This page contains a compilation of Gucci Mane’s official music videos in a completely random order. This page does not feature any Gucci Mane freestyle videos. Whenever Gucci makes a video you can expect to see a lot of ice, sexy women, fresh clothing, and expensive cars. The lifestyle that Gucci Mane lives is expressed through his music and through each of the great videos below. Take the time to scroll down and get the full Gucc Mane experience by playing them all!

1. Gucci Mane – My Kitchen (Video)

Above is the music video for Gucci Mane’s song “My Kitchen” which was featured on The Smack (Vol. 13) DVD. In case you were wondering what Gucci mixtape this was from, its straight off of the “No Pad No Pencil” tape. This track should definitely be added to your collection. This video keeps it 100% real.

2. Gucci Mane – I’m Back Bitch (Video)

Here’s the video for the track “I’m Back Bitch,” which dropped in 2009 shortly after Gucci Mane was released from jail. He’s letting everybody know that he’s back in the game and ready to take over. He sticks to his style and keeps it real with the lyrics and his fresh clothing in this video.

3. Gucci Mane – Pillz (Video) [Unreleased]

Here’s an old unreleased Gucci Mane video for the track “Pillz” that Jordan Tower Films let loose. You might call this track “I Might Be” as well, but whatever you choose to call it, it is easily among the top tracks that he has released. The production on this track is phenomenal.

4. Gucci Mane – I’m Cool (Video)

Featured up above is the Gucci Mane video for the track “I’m Cool” which is on his album “Back To The Traphouse.” The song is also featured on Gucci and The Hood Affair’s “No Pad No Pencil” DVD. The beat was produced by Nitti as you will find out if you take a listen!

5. Gucci Mane – Stoopid (Video)

Here is the official music video for The King of the Trap, Gucci Mane’s track “Stoopid.” This is off of the unofficial album “Murda Was The Case” which was released on Big Cat Records. The video is a cartoon version of Gucci riding around with his homies and avoiding the Atlanta police.

6. Gucci Mane – Street Nigga (Video)

This video contains explicit material and is not suitable for minors under the age of 18 (according to YouTube). Anyways, this song is easily one of Gucci’s best and if you are a diehard fan, this is probably one of your favorites. “I ain’t talkin to ya baby unless ya buy 10 bricks.”

7. Gucci Mane – I Think I Love Her (Video)

Here’s a new Gucci Mane video featuring Esther Dean for the track “I Think I Love Her.” This video has gained a lot of attention recently due to the fact that it will be appearing on Gucci Mane’s new 2009 album. The video was directed by Boomtown once again and features Gucc playing some chess, hustling for that cash.

8. Gucci Mane – My Shirt Off (Video) feat. OJ Da Juiceman & So Icey

This is also a 2009 video for Gucci Mane’s song “My Shirt Off” featuring his sidekick OJ Da Juiceman and the rest of his So Icey Boyz clique. In this video, you get a verse from all of the So Icey members. The track is hot, features some dime-pieces dancing, and a fine black whip.

9. Gucci Mane – Bricks (Video) feat. Yung Ralph & Yo Gotti

Gucci Mane’s track “Bricks” has quickly become one of his most popular songs. If you look closely you will see that Nicki Minaj is featured in the video as well as DJ Drama. The song features Yung Ralph as well as Yo Gotti, who often collaborates with Gucc Man.

10. Soulja Boy, Gucci Mane, Shawty Lo – Gucci Bandana (Video)

This is not Gucci’s video or track, but the song title has convinced many fans to add it to their GM collection. Gucci Bandana is a mainstream banger and features the trap stars Gucci Mane and his fellow Atlanta representative, Shawty LO. See what’s good if you can vibe out with a little bit of mainstream. Oh, and “call me Gucci Montana.”

11. Gucci Mane – Jewelry (Video)

Here’s the joint “Jewelry” off of Gucci Mane’s “Mr. Perfect” mixtape that you should have as part of your collection. “So much ice I make your eyesight blurry.” The video features Gucc performing on stage and the crowd goes crazy. Be sure to be on the lookout for his huge So Icey chain.

12. Gucci Mane – Icy (Video)

This is a high-quality video version of the track “Icy” by Gucci Mane featuring Young Jeezy back when he was on his Snowman shirt campaign. Anyways, this track was the first huge hit that captured the attention of national hip-hop fans. The chorus is catchy, the verses are legit, and the video is great.

13. Gucci Mane – Rich Nigga Sh*t (Video)

Gucci Mane represents in this mini-music video for “Rich Nigga Sh*t.” It was featured on The Come Up (Vol. 18) DVD. If you don’t have this song, it can be found on the “Mr. Perfect” Mixtape. He talks about how his jewelry is worth about $1 million dollars and $2 million dollars on a bad day. He likes wearing the Ralph Lauren gear in this one.

14. Gucci Mane – Lots of Cash (Video)

This is the video for “I Get Lots Of Cash” by Gucci Mane featuring Rocko and Yo Gotti. The video shows them all in the studio recording their verses. They all drop some solid bars for you should vibe with. In case you couldn’t tell from the song title and lyrics, Gucci gets lots of cash.

15. Gucci Mane – Faces (Video) feat. Yung Ralph & Yung Fresh

This is a music video for Gucci’s track with Yung Ralph and Yung Fresh entitled “Faces.” It was featured on the Hood Affair’s “Trap-A-Holic” Gucc Man DVD. If you don’t have any of the Trap A Holics DVD’s featuring Gucci Mane, you should definitely try to cop one; they are all great.

16. Gucci Mane – Colors (Video)

Here’s a Gucci Mane video that was shot for his track “Colors,” which is featured on plenty of his mixtapes and other projects. This is not a traditional music video like you would expect, but it’s still good to see another vid. with the Gucc Mane in it. Some quality lyrics in this song with a solid beat to back them.

17. Gucci Mane – Sun Valley (Video) feat. Frenchie & Zaytoven

Here’s Gucci’s music video for “Sun Valley” featuring Frenchie and production from the always incredible, Zaytoven. This is featured on the “Trap-A-Holic (Vol. 2)” DVD. See what’s good with the sun valley and Gucc Man representing with the fellow So Icey Boyz, Frenchie and Zaytiggy.

The year 2005 was like yin and yang for Atlanta bling rapper Gucci Mane. He enjoyed success entering the charts with his first national hit, "Icy," became involved in a quarrel with that song's collaborator, Young Jeezy, and found himself facing murder charges in the Georgia courts. Before his career as a rapper, Gucci Mane, whose birth name is Radric Davis, loved to write poetry when he was in elementary school. He moved to Atlanta from Birmingham, AL, with his single mother during the fourth grade. Since progressing to rap was a fairly easy step, Gucci Mane already had spent time in a recording studio by the age of 14. The glamour and sense of fashion of rappers like Big Daddy Kane motivated him to put words to music. His locally played debut single, "Black Tee," earned him a contract with Big Cat Records, and in May 2005 the label released his debut album, Trap House, which stood at the number one spot on Billboard's Heatseekers chart.

The beef with Young Jeezy originated from a fight over the rights to the album's "Icy" hit single, which spawned a number of dis tracks traded between the two. Within the same month of his LP's release, Gucci Mane was arrested for murder on account of an altercation where he shot at a group of five men who burst into his friend's house, threatening to kill the rapper. As it turned out, the murdered attacker was an associate of Young Jeezy, but he has denied any involvement with the incident. Gucci Mane declared in court that it was self-defense, and by January 2006, Georgia prosecutors dropped all charges, citing lack of evidence. After being released from jail (on charges unrelated to the murder) that same month, he quickly went back into the studio to make his second album, Hard to Kill, which was released in October. He took the song "Go Head" from his first album and made it the lead single for the second in order to make up for the time taken away from promoting Trap House. Cyril Cordor, All Music Guide

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If you have ever heard a Gucci Mane freestyle, you know that it was straight off the top of the head. Most rappers do not have the same level of skill and overall swag that Gucci Mane La Flare has. In fact, you probably could not name a rapper with a more natural southern freestyle ability than Gucc Mane.

Gucci Mane Freestyle #1

Here is a classic Gucci Mane freestyle where he reps the So Icey Boy chain as well as his red bandanna. He is rapping with Shawty LO and DG Yola. The beat on this video was done by Mike Will. Gucci gets down with his freestyles any time and any place, check up on this if you ain’t yet!

Gucci Mane Freestyle #2

Here’s some footage of Gucci Mane’s sidekick OJ Da Juiceman who spazzes out on this instrumental from Mike Will. After OJ Da Juice is done rhyming, Gucc Mane La Flare steps up and reps for the ATL with his solid freestyle. “Gucci Mane La Flare and we beatin’ out your speakers.” See what’s good with this classic freestyle video.

Gucci Mane Freestyle #3

Here’s a crazy-stoopid freestyle that Gucci Mane did for DJ Clue. This video was made by Jordan Tower films. He biggups East Atlanta 6 and DJ Clue for letting him get on for the promotion. “Pull up in an H2 with a freaky girl, me and DJ Clue we around the world.” This is definitely one of the best freestyles that you’ll ever see from any rapper, so check up on it!

Gucci Mane Freestyle #4

Here’s one of the freestyles from the “no pad no pencil” mixtape. This video was shot during the recording of the mixtape and the filming of the “Trap-A-holic” DVD. “Moved to Atlanta, Georgia when I was just nine.” He goes on and reps the East Atlanta 6 in this Gucci Mane freestyle.

Gucci Mane Freestyle #5

Hood Affairs T.V. gives you an exclusive peak into a recording session that Gucci Mane does for his “No Pad, No Pencil” mixtape. This is one of the few rappers in the game today that is talented enough to go straight from the top as the mixtape title implies; “No Pad No Pencil.” Sit back and take notes… “I don’t talk crazy, I just talk country.”

Gucci Mane Freestyle #6

Gucci Mane Freestyle #7

Gucci Mane spits a freestyle straight off the top of the head for The Raw Report Vol. 3. Even though it is short, it’s still shows how Gucci is capable of going in. “Sippin Crystal throwin money in the sky” – Gucci! See what ya think of this one by playing the video above.

Gucci Mane Freestyle #8

Here’s an absolutely bananas freestyle that Gucci Mane did for the streets on The Illest DVD. The vdieo shows Gucci representing his So Icey Boy chain on stage. This is easily better than most freestyles that you’ve ever heard. You already know that “La Flare got 7 chains on.”

Gucci Mane Freestyle #9

Gucci Mane Freestyle #10

Here is some more footage of Gucci having a good time while sipping some drinks. The other two guys are Frenchie and Whooh Da Kid. Gucci drops two different freestyles and has fun with it. Check up on the Gooch man and get familiar with Hood Affairs TV and So Icey Entertainment!

Gucci Mane Freestyle #11

Here is an unreleased freestyle that Gucci dropped over the instrumental for Mobb Deep’s classic track “Shook Ones.” Take a listen to the dope-twist that he puts on this New York beat. Big ups to Jordan Tower Films for the release!

Gucci Mane Freestyle #12

Here’s a freestyle that Gucci did awhile back for Rap City that you should check up on if you haven’t. “Yella diamonds in his chain look like Marti Gras beads.” He goes in over the artist Cassidy’s “I’m A Hustler” instrumental in case you were wondering.

Gucci Mane Freestyle #13

Here is a new classic Gucci Mane freestyle that he dropped on Sirius Satellite’s “Invasion” Radio. This was straight on OnDaSpot Radio. “It’s Gucci Mane La Flare / I’m So Icey” – Enough said. See for yourself what goes down on this video.

If you dont know you should know. Gucci Mane been putting it down for past 3 years and now is finally going to get his nationwide recognition that he deserves. This is the same guy that murdered one of Young Jeezy's USDA rappers and got off clean even admitting the murder (was in self defense but he still hid the body after killing him). Go peep his last album 'Hard 2 Kill' it was one of my favorites of last year. I will say that GUCCI MANE will be the next BIG THING out of ATLANTA dudes maken moves and will amaze you with his wordplay and delivery.

Rapper Gucci Mane has formed So Icey, a new record label with Czar Entertainment that will release his third album, which will be distributed by Asylum/Atlantic Records.



Gucci Mane, born Radric Davis, has sold over a half million albums independently, mostly fueled by his hit 2005 hit "Icey," which featured Young Jeezy.

The two rappers engaged in a bitter feud over whose album the song would appear on and after trading insults on mixtapes, the situation escalated when Gucci Mane was hit with murder charges, after a man allegedly affiliated with Young Jeezy was shot and killed during a botched robbery attempt in May 2005.

The charges against Gucci Mane were eventually dropped and the rapper released his 2005 debut, Trap House, which was released on Big Cat Records.

"It was a great coup for us to land Gucci Mane," said Todd Moscowitz, President of Warner Music Group's Independent Label Group (ILG). "He's one of the most charismatic and acclaimed rappers on the street, with an extraordinary life story and the authenticity and talent to back it up."

Craig Kallman, CEO and Chairman of Atlantic Records, labeled Gucci Mane a "brilliant and fantastic character."

"Since releasing his first album two years ago, he has emerged as a compelling true-life storyteller with a unique voice and undeniable star power," Kallman stated. "I am thrilled to welcome Gucci and his So Icey label into the Atlantic and Asylum family."

The untitled album is slated to hit stores this summer and features appearances by Pimp C., Rich Boy, R&B group Silk and others. Producers on the album include Nitty, SupaSonics, Butta, Shorty Red and Zaytoven.

Gucci Mane Video

This page contains a compilation of Gucci Mane’s official music videos in a completely random order. This page does not feature any Gucci Mane freestyle videos. Whenever Gucci makes a video you can expect to see a lot of ice, sexy women, fresh clothing, and expensive cars. The lifestyle that Gucci Mane lives is expressed through his music and through each of the great videos below. Take the time to scroll down and get the full Gucc Mane experience by playing them all!

1. Gucci Mane – My Kitchen (Video)

Above is the music video for Gucci Mane’s song “My Kitchen” which was featured on The Smack (Vol. 13) DVD. In case you were wondering what Gucci mixtape this was from, its straight off of the “No Pad No Pencil” tape. This track should definitely be added to your collection. This video keeps it 100% real.

2. Gucci Mane – I’m Back Bitch (Video)

Here’s the video for the track “I’m Back Bitch,” which dropped in 2009 shortly after Gucci Mane was released from jail. He’s letting everybody know that he’s back in the game and ready to take over. He sticks to his style and keeps it real with the lyrics and his fresh clothing in this video.

3. Gucci Mane – Pillz (Video) [Unreleased]

Here’s an old unreleased Gucci Mane video for the track “Pillz” that Jordan Tower Films let loose. You might call this track “I Might Be” as well, but whatever you choose to call it, it is easily among the top tracks that he has released. The production on this track is phenomenal.

4. Gucci Mane – I’m Cool (Video)

Featured up above is the Gucci Mane video for the track “I’m Cool” which is on his album “Back To The Traphouse.” The song is also featured on Gucci and The Hood Affair’s “No Pad No Pencil” DVD. The beat was produced by Nitti as you will find out if you take a listen!

5. Gucci Mane – Stoopid (Video)

Here is the official music video for The King of the Trap, Gucci Mane’s track “Stoopid.” This is off of the unofficial album “Murda Was The Case” which was released on Big Cat Records. The video is a cartoon version of Gucci riding around with his homies and avoiding the Atlanta police.

6. Gucci Mane – Street Nigga (Video)

This video contains explicit material and is not suitable for minors under the age of 18 (according to YouTube). Anyways, this song is easily one of Gucci’s best and if you are a diehard fan, this is probably one of your favorites. “I ain’t talkin to ya baby unless ya buy 10 bricks.”

7. Gucci Mane – I Think I Love Her (Video)

Here’s a new Gucci Mane video featuring Esther Dean for the track “I Think I Love Her.” This video has gained a lot of attention recently due to the fact that it will be appearing on Gucci Mane’s new 2009 album. The video was directed by Boomtown once again and features Gucc playing some chess, hustling for that cash.

8. Gucci Mane – My Shirt Off (Video) feat. OJ Da Juiceman & So Icey

This is also a 2009 video for Gucci Mane’s song “My Shirt Off” featuring his sidekick OJ Da Juiceman and the rest of his So Icey Boyz clique. In this video, you get a verse from all of the So Icey members. The track is hot, features some dime-pieces dancing, and a fine black whip.

9. Gucci Mane – Bricks (Video) feat. Yung Ralph & Yo Gotti

Gucci Mane’s track “Bricks” has quickly become one of his most popular songs. If you look closely you will see that Nicki Minaj is featured in the video as well as DJ Drama. The song features Yung Ralph as well as Yo Gotti, who often collaborates with Gucc Man.

10. Soulja Boy, Gucci Mane, Shawty Lo – Gucci Bandana (Video)

This is not Gucci’s video or track, but the song title has convinced many fans to add it to their GM collection. Gucci Bandana is a mainstream banger and features the trap stars Gucci Mane and his fellow Atlanta representative, Shawty LO. See what’s good if you can vibe out with a little bit of mainstream. Oh, and “call me Gucci Montana.”

11. Gucci Mane – Jewelry (Video)

Here’s the joint “Jewelry” off of Gucci Mane’s “Mr. Perfect” mixtape that you should have as part of your collection. “So much ice I make your eyesight blurry.” The video features Gucc performing on stage and the crowd goes crazy. Be sure to be on the lookout for his huge So Icey chain.

12. Gucci Mane – Icy (Video)

This is a high-quality video version of the track “Icy” by Gucci Mane featuring Young Jeezy back when he was on his Snowman shirt campaign. Anyways, this track was the first huge hit that captured the attention of national hip-hop fans. The chorus is catchy, the verses are legit, and the video is great.

13. Gucci Mane – Rich Nigga Sh*t (Video)

Gucci Mane represents in this mini-music video for “Rich Nigga Sh*t.” It was featured on The Come Up (Vol. 18) DVD. If you don’t have this song, it can be found on the “Mr. Perfect” Mixtape. He talks about how his jewelry is worth about $1 million dollars and $2 million dollars on a bad day. He likes wearing the Ralph Lauren gear in this one.

14. Gucci Mane – Lots of Cash (Video)

This is the video for “I Get Lots Of Cash” by Gucci Mane featuring Rocko and Yo Gotti. The video shows them all in the studio recording their verses. They all drop some solid bars for you should vibe with. In case you couldn’t tell from the song title and lyrics, Gucci gets lots of cash.

15. Gucci Mane – Faces (Video) feat. Yung Ralph & Yung Fresh

This is a music video for Gucci’s track with Yung Ralph and Yung Fresh entitled “Faces.” It was featured on the Hood Affair’s “Trap-A-Holic” Gucc Man DVD. If you don’t have any of the Trap A Holics DVD’s featuring Gucci Mane, you should definitely try to cop one; they are all great.

16. Gucci Mane – Colors (Video)

Here’s a Gucci Mane video that was shot for his track “Colors,” which is featured on plenty of his mixtapes and other projects. This is not a traditional music video like you would expect, but it’s still good to see another vid. with the Gucc Mane in it. Some quality lyrics in this song with a solid beat to back them.

17. Gucci Mane – Sun Valley (Video) feat. Frenchie & Zaytoven

Here’s Gucci’s music video for “Sun Valley” featuring Frenchie and production from the always incredible, Zaytoven. This is featured on the “Trap-A-Holic (Vol. 2)” DVD. See what’s good with the sun valley and Gucc Man representing with the fellow So Icey Boyz, Frenchie and Zaytiggy.

Gucci Mane Mixtapes

Here are some Gucci Mane mixtapes that you need to go out and cop if you don’t already have them. Gucci Mane’s music has been straight up dominating the mixtape scene and has propelled him to be among the elite artists on the mixtape grind. Every Gucci Mane music fan wants to know the tapes that they should check out, so below is an informative list that was put together featuring all of his best work.

“Writing On The Wall”

This is Gucci Mane’s latest mixtape that he released after he was freed from jail. Gucci hooked up with DJ Holiday of the Aphilliates for this banger-of-a tape that was released through So Icey Entertainment. If you do not yet have a copy of this mixtape, be sure that you go out and cop it. By listening to this mixtape, you quickly get the impression that Gucci is going to have some crazy releases planned for 2009.

“Gangsta Grillz: The Movie Pt. 1”

This mixtape features Gucci Mane and DJ Don Cannon and is full of classic Gucci from start to finish. It was released by the Aphilliates and So Icey Entertainment. You know when Don Cannon does a tape that it’s going to be a classic; this is better than most rappers albums!

“Wilt Chamberlin (Vol. 1 – Vol. 6)”

Gucci Mane teams up with various DJ’s like DJ Rell and Trap-A-Holics to drop his crazy fresh Wilt Chamberlain mixtape series. The mixtape artwork featured above is only for the original, but there are six official “Wilt Chamberlain” mixtapes out by Gucci. See what’s good and peep them all!

“No Pad, No Pencil”

For this mixtape, Gucci teams up with Superstar J. Kwik to drop some heatrock for the masses. This tape let’s you know that Gucci Mane doesn’t play around with his rhymes, he just spits all of his raps straight from the brain. See what’s good with the So Icey mastermind on this one.

“Bird Flu (Southern Slang Edition)”

The Empire released some Gucci tracks for the “Bird Flu (Southern Slang Edition)” mixtape. There is also a “Bird Flu (Vol. 2)” mixtape that is out that you need to get yourself up on if you ain’t heard it. Nobody does it as hood as Gucci on the mixtape scene.

“Ice Attack (Vol. 1 & 2)”

On these tapes, Gucci teams up with the insanely-crazy Zaytoven for the production and Dutty Laundry the gang, you already know. Take a listen to this tape that the amazing Zaytiggy put together for the masses to enjoy. The “Ice Attack” series should not be absent from your collection.

“So Icey Boy”

Superstar J. Kwik hooks up with Gucci Mane to drop some real ill tunes for the people. There is plenty of Zaytoven production and the chemistry between Gucc and Zay sounds unbelievabley crazy. It features bangers like “My Plug Is An Alien” and a couple of exclusive Gucc Mane freestyles.

“Mr. Perfect”

This is a very sick tape that Gucc did with “Da South’s Top Dawg,” DJ Ace. It features the likes of OJ Da Juiceman, Yo Gotti, Yung Ralph, Jacki-O, and Rocko. The southern artist lineup on this tape is straight up illy, so get this into your Gucci Mane music rotation if it isn’t already!

“Gucci La Flare (Vol. 1 & 2)”

Gucci teams up with Evil Empire to drop some heatrock for y’all to check out. Shawty Lo, Yung Joc, French Montana, Rick Ross, Nitti, Yung Ralph, Yung L.A., 4 Tre, Tha Joker, Freekey Zekey, Dem Hoodstarz, Nicki Minaj, and Gorilla Zoe make cameos. This tape features “Yella Diamonds,” “Bricks,” “I’m Da Sh*t,” and a whole lot more ill joints.

“EA Sportscenter”

DJ Holiday links up with Zaytoven and Gucci for another classic mixtape. This mixtape features the track “Bricks” as well as an exclusive Gucci Mane freestyle and a version of the song “Make Da Trap Ay!” This is easily one of Gucc Mane’s best mixtapes.

“Gucci Sosa”

Heavy in the Streets and DJ Scream drop this classic mixtape on y’all. This mixtape is available for purchase on iTunes, so get your act together and support Gucci La Flare! It features tracks like “Colors,” “Mo Money,” “Mr. Perfect” and “Love Me.” The fans were really impressed with this one.

“Guapaholics”

This tape was released by DJ Scream and Superstar J, and features the duo of Gucci Mane and Shawty LO droppin some classics for the people. Tracks like “Got Em 4 The LO” and “My Plug” will make you want to put this tape on repeat. It features 28 tracks of Gucci goodness, enough said.

“Gucci Juice”

DJ 5150, OJ Da Juiceman, and Gucci La Flare team up for a crazy-stupid mixtape that you need to check out called “Gucci Juice.” The tape features tracks like “Turn It Up,” “Very Loud,” and “Still Cookin” that demonstrate the chemistry that Gucci and OJ Da Juice have together.

“Stoopid Fruity Fresh”

OJ Da Juice and Gucci hook up once again for some straight piff that y’all need to get up on. The artwork looks super fresh and the tracks are insane. DJ Canon Banyon and DJ Dyce were doing it real big with this nice lineup of cuts. Gucci and OJ are killin’ the game with their chemistry.

Gucci Mane Freestyle Ability
By Hampton Jackson

One of the greatest rap freestyle artists is a guy from the South who goes by the name Gucci Mane. He first got into rapping at a young age after he began writing poems. He had always liked expressing how he felt to other people through his creativity. Eventually, it continued and Gucci Mane ended up becoming one of the top freestyle artists in the hip-hop game. His ability to freestyle has been compared to superstars like Eminem, Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, as well as other artists like Mos Def, Common, Lupe Fiasco, and Talib Kweli who are all known for their great freestyles.

The thing that people love most when hearing Gucci Mane freestyle is the fact that his rhymes always relate to the streets and always stays true to who he is as a person. Gucci is a man that is not afraid to tell people that he likes to party, hustle, as well as buy expensive things. He particularly enjoys rhyming about his jewelry, his clothing, and his cars whenever his fans hear him rap some lines. He always looked up to the great southern freestyle artist Lil Flip, but most would agree that Gucci's ability to rap off the top of his head has surpassed that of most other southern artists.

He is not an egocentric artist that brags to be the king of the south; however, everybody knows that he has gained a lot of fame from his massive southern fan base. If you are interested in hearing his freestyles, you can check out some Gucci Mane mixtapes and find plenty. One of the reasons that his mixtape releases are considered to be so great is due to the fact that people love hearing his new freestyle rhymes. He doesn't hold back with what he needs to say and always lets the people know how he is feeling.

The next time that you hear a rapper chant a freestyle, be sure to take a moment and appreciate the skill that was developed. Most true rappers like Gucci Mane are able to come up with new material for their rhymes right off the top of their head. They often do not need to write down any words because they have such a great emotional memory that allows them to express exactly what needs to be said in any given situation. Though there are great freestyle artists like Lil Wayne and Eminem, people should not be talking about the top freestyle-artists unless they mention Gucci Mane La Flare; who resides in the sixth zone of Eastern Atlanta.

Hampton states the truth about Gucci Mane freestyle rhyming as well as new Gucci Mane music.

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