Gucci Mane gets everybody going crazy with lyrics like: “Stupid wild, super stupid wild, homey that’s my style.” Lil Wayne drops some crazy lyrics such as “wilder than a jaguar, wildin in a Jaguar please don’t play with me, I’ll put this pistol on your grandpa.” He continues: “Mr. Coach Carter or Mr. Go Harder and I like my kush dry like a fish with no water.” This is pretty much the ultimate trio to have on a track together. Although, Gucci Mane and Lil Wayne have collaborated together on tracks like “Steady Mobbin,” “Wasted (Remix),” and “Bitches Wanna” (also produced by Bangladesh) *hint* *hint*, this one is on a whole new level and sets the bar high for future collaborations. Gucci drops some classic lyrics that all of his long time fans will be able to understand and relate to.

Gucci Mane, Lil Wayne, Cam’ron – Stupid Wild (LISTEN)

Cam’ron joins the fun on the second verse of the track with lines like “Started getting on my nerves, so I hit with the BURR.” Cam’ron always comes up with something clever for his guest appearances, and this track is a prime example. Have Gucci Mane and Camron collaborated before this song? Yes, Cam was featured on the “Make The Trap Say Aye (Remix)” by OJ Da Juiceman. They also had previously been featured together on the song “Cuffin” with Vado for the Boss of All Bosses 2 project. Cam also adds the line “And your wifey, we use her for food stamps” which further illustrates his competitive nature as an artist in the game.

The song “Stupid Wild” is destined to be put in the hood classic record books, so definitely get it on your playlist as soon as possible. The synthesizer on this song goes crazy, so take a listen to it for yourself by picking yourself up a copy of the album “The State vs. Radric Davis,” and support the BURR movement. Although Gucci Mane is still locked up, keeping his hot tracks on replay keeps his spirit circulating for the fans to experience.

There are definitely plenty of “BURR” drops in this track, so all of the diehard fans will be going ham. We already know that he’s got “Yella Diamonds,” but this track is a bit different, and he gets real lyrical on this one and creative as usual. Be sure to lookout for this track to start circulating throughout the streets of Atlanta, because it’s a major banger. The mainstream fans and even the newest Gucci Mane fans will get a lot of enjoyment out of this joint. The songs starts out with “yellow everything this time, yellow rims, yellow big booty, yellow bones, yellow lams, yellow mp’s, yellow watch, yellow john wayne chain, yellow living room set, lemonade Gucci shoes for my girl.”

If you have been playing a lot of Gucci music for awhile now, you should understand that he’s taken his sound to a whole new level in 2009 with “The State vs. Radric Davis” album. You already know that on DecemBURR 8th that the stores will be stocked full of copies for you to pick up. He has worked hard his entire life to get in the position that he’s currently at, so be sure to get yourself a copy and pick up some extras for your friends. Bangladesh has been putting out crazy instrumentals as of late and the Gucci Mane song “Lemonade” is a prime example of him showcasing his skills as a superproducer.

Gucci Mane – Lemonade (prod. Bangladesh)

There are so many good songs on his 2009 album, that it’s hard to decide which one is the best. There is really a song to match every single mood that you’re feeling. It’s songs like this that make you appreciate his ability to make his fans feel good about what they are hearing. You can take a listen using the video player above and purchase yourself a copy on iTunes so that you can enjoy it anytime.  In case you were wondering, this was the third single from his album followed by “My Own Worst Enemy (prod. Drumma Boy)” and “Spotlight (featuring Usher & Polow Da Don).”

A lot of people like the line: “I like my kush dry like a fish out of water.” The song was leaked onto YouTube on October 31, 2009 and is being used to promote DJ Storm’s mixtape. Further details regarding the song have not yet been released. Don’t get it twisted; collaborations between Gucci and Lil Wayne have been fairly rare. Of course DJ’s will continue blending verses (e.g. “College Girls Remix” that have already been released by these two in order to generate more buzz, but nothing compares to the original releases of their joints.

Both Gucci and Weezy F Baby had the streets going wild when they dropped the track “We Be Steady Mobbin” earlier in 2009. There were a lot of fans asking why they haven’t done a mixtape together already. If the two artists did link up for a mixtape, it would likely be one of the biggest releases of all time. It is really good to see some of the hottest artists coming together to drop some crazy tracks for the masses. Another song that features both Lil Wayne and Gucci Mane is the “Wasted Remix,” which will be featured on The State vs. Radric Davis album – so be sure to look out for that.

If you want to get the official version of this track, be sure to pick up a copy of DJ Storm’s “Drank Epidemic 12: I Don’t Need No Host” mixtape. If you like beats from Bangladesh, then you’ll surely have fun listening to this track. Hopefully Gucci continues to collaborate with other dope artists like he has been. He’s doing a real good job of keeping his fans impressed these days. Now check up on that track if you ain’t heard it yet.