If you aren’t already up on this crazy hot track, it is not one that you should skip out on. Many people haven’t heard it due to the fact that it is only featured on one mixtape. Don’t get it confused with the song “Now and Later Cars,” which features OJ Da Juiceman on the Gucci La Flare mixtape. This song is completely unique from the rest and Mr. Radric Davis lets you all know about the whips that he is stunting around in.

Supporters of the Mane know that this joint “Cars” is straight up fire. The haters have been forced to admit that this track is crazy. The truth is that this song could have easily been included on one of his albums, which goes to show you how much good stuff can be found on his mixtapes. Most fans consider this track an underground gem that not many people know about. Even if you have all of his mixtapes, there is so much material that you may not have given this track a second listen or forgotten about it.

If you have dismissed this song or forgotten about it, it’s time to get it playing again so that you realize how sick it actually is. There are a lot of dope tracks that go overlooked for some reason, and this is definitely one of those. At least give it another listen through some good speakers and then decide whether you dig it. If you are a frequent listener of Gucci Mane’s stuff, then you’ll know that the more you listen to his stuff, the more clever and catchy his music becomes. Give it another play in the video above or download the mixtape “Trap Tacular,” which includes “Cars.”

Why is Gucci stuntin’ on everyone? Because he wants to show off the fruits of his labor; he has worked hard to make it to the top and wants everyone to know that he has made it. There’s no better way to let everyone know than to stunt on em with crazy cars, clothes, jewelry, and more. The guest appearance from Tracy T sounds good and fits well with the track. Gucci says, “72 cutlass 350 rocket, so much money wish I had 50 pockets, 72 cutlass 350 rocket, so many pockets, so many gualas gualas” to close out his final verse. This track is hotness from start to finish, and if you’re a Gucci Mane fan, it should not be tough to figure out why he’s one of the hottest in the game after hearing this.

In Gucci’s opening verse, he talks about how his money’s making money, how his girls are stuntin, and how he stays stuntin in the summer. This is a nice throwback track that people can enjoy anytime. Be sure that you get the DJ Scream “Heavy In The Streets” version or one that is complete length. The song is sold as a single and will only cost one dollar on the internet to buy as a digital download.

Gucci Mane Stunt feat. Tracy T

Will “Stunt” by Gucci Mane be your favorite song of all time by him? That’s up to you to decide. It is easily one of his most popular songs, so do yourself justice and check it out. There is no official music video for the song, but you can play it above in the YouTube media player. See if you’re digging this and think that it’s one of his best. On with some more real street music right here, bling blaow burr!

Take the time to do a little bit of critical thinking before you believe that every new tape is legitimate. Gucci Mane drops a lot of tapes, but some of them may be difficult to distinguish real from fake. How can you tell if a mixtape is authentic? One clue would be to take a look at whether the tape features a DJ that Gucci Mane works with (or has worked with). If someone like DJ Holiday, DJ Scream, DJ Rell, or DJ Drama is behind the tape, you know that it’s an original. If you see some new DJ that has questionable “drops” and is someone that you’ve never seen Gucc Mane work with before, you should do a little bit of research.

Whenever Gucci releases a new tape, you can bet that the hip hop blogs will know about it. In other words, the streets will know about it and the internet will have it on lock down. Websites like DatPiff have all of his original tapes, but also contain a lot of what are considered “spam” tapes. These “spam” type tapes are basically Gucci Mane song compilations put together by a random person in order to get some self-promotion or to promote their website. Most people get duped into thinking that the tapes are real when they see a cover that looks dope.

Despite the fact that the phony Guccitendo mixtape featured on some websites has a quality lineup of tracks, you can probably hear the distorted quality on some of the tracks. The tape is a compilation that was put together by a random DJ, who is not affiliated with Gucci Mane. Seeing tapes like this can really be confusing for most people since they have heard rumors for a long time that an official tape with this title was supposed to be released.

Rumor was that the official tape was going to be released on March 12, 2009. Most Gucci fans know that this never happened. Instead, he has released the following mixtapes since he has been released from jail: “Writing On The Wall,” “The Movie: Part 2,” “Burrprint 3D: The Movie,” “BRRRussia,” “Great BRRitain,” and “Guccimerica.” So what will ever become of the concept of the official Guccitendo mixtape? Nobody really knows except Gucci. It would be some more heatrock for the streets if he decided to do it. In the meantime, while you’re waiting for his next tape, be sure to mark your calendars for December 8th (BRRRR) for his upcoming album, “The State vs. Radric Davis.”