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Gucci Mane – Street Cred f. Drake & Killer Mike (DJ Drama)

Gucci Mane Music Fan — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:00:25 +0000

One of many Gucci Mane songs that have been gaining popularity is “Street Cred” featuring Drake and Killer Mike (a fellow Atlanta musician). Gucci released a couple of other tracks with Drake on his “Guccimerica” mixtape that he did with DJ Drama as part of The Cold War Series. The track starts out with none other than the So Icey Entertainment CEO, Gucci. He drops one of the illest verses on the entire tape. The production on this track is crazy dopeness. Drake drops a high quality verse for the fans as well – rapping about a lot of money that he’s making “I also can no longer converse with you thousandaires.” He also says, “From the beginning to the end, know I’m into making history, not into making friends.”

Killer Mike manages to close out this track with a very dope verse as well. He has been cool with Gucci Mane for awhile now and it is definitely good to see them both on the same track. They both keep it one hundred percent real and demonstrate to the world on this track why they are on top. All three artists have a lot to bring to the table over this beat, which literally forces you to get up and dance.

Who drops the best verse on the track “Street Cred?” That, my friends, is entirely a subjective opinion. We all know that Gucci manages to kill every track, Drake has been super hot, and Killer Mike slays everything he’s on, so it’s entirely your call as the listener. Give each verse a listen and see what you think. If you aren’t up on the latest Gucci Mane mixtapes, be sure that you add this joint to your collection so that you don’t fall too far behind. The other two cuts that feature Drake on the “Guccimerica mixtape” are the songs “Believe It Or Not” and “In My Business f. Drake & Sean Garrett.”

Gucci Mane – Street Cred f. Drake & Killer Mike

A lot of the Gucci Mane and So Icey Ent fans are saying that this song should be making its way onto the airwaves. This track is better than what a lot of artists put on their albums, so don’t take it for granted – there’s no denying that it’s very hot. The mixtape version of this track should run 4 minutes and 24 seconds in length. The quality is pretty high, but the volume on Drake’s verse is notably lowered. Be on the lookout for a mastered version of this crazy track in the future. Until then, keep playing the “Cold War mixtapes” and The State vs. Radric Davis album.

Gucci Mane – In My Business f. Drake & Sean Garrett

Gucci Mane Music Fan — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 01:24:22 +0000

A hot new track from the incredible “Guccimerica mixtape” called “In My Business” featuring Drake and Sean Garrett has been building a lot of buzz lately for Gucci Mane. Nobody in the industry saw this collaboration coming. On the Guccimerica tape, they collaborated on a couple of other songs as well. Another that has been getting a lot of exposure is called “Believe It Or Not f. Drake.” All of these songs are interesting collaborations for Gucci and show that he is capable of diversifying the type of music that he puts out. Many people do not realize that it takes a lot of talent and hard work to be in a place to collaborate successfully. The track “In My Business” starts out with a flaming hot verse from Gucci Mane.

Later in the track, Drizzy Drake hooks everyone up with a very fly chorus and Sean Garrett does his thing as well later in the track. The two singing superstars team up with Gucci for the ultimate mixtape collaboration. Will this track be released ever on an album or in a CD-quality? That is up to the artists that created it – be on the lookout for it on some future albums to see if it gets included.

Most hardcore fans know about this track and are staying updated on Gucci Mane’s latest music, but sometimes people just don’t have time to listen to it all and miss something hot. This is a song that you need to put on repeat and see what you think. The quality of the track is very high. You may hear some shout outs from DJ Drama, but it is the official mixtape version. Radric Davis continues to surprise the entire rap game with songs like this that nobody sees coming. He has really been on his grind lately – working with some very talented R&B artists like Garrett Hamler and Aubrey Graham.

Gucci Mane – In My Business (feat. Drake & Sean Garrett)

This track should be making its way into your local clubs soon (if it hasn’t already) and has potential to be a huge mainstream radio banger. How do you know if you have the official version of this track? Well, the legitimate version of “In My Business” runs at a length of 3 minutes and 5 seconds. You can always click above on the YouTube player to take a listen to the track without downloading. It is recommended that you check out the “Cold War Mixtape” series collection if you haven’t yet. There’s no reason to slack on this joint if you’re a true Gucci fan.

Gucci Mane – Believe It Or Not f. Drake

Gucci Mane Music Fan — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 05:09:26 +0000

Whether you “believe it or not,” Gucci Mane did a track with Drake called “Believe It Or Not.” This is not the only track that he recorded with Drizzy, but it is one of the hottest out. Where can you listen to this track? Well, if you keep up on your rap music, you will probably be hearing this track leaked out to some radio stations and on various hip hop websites across the internet. There are plenty of ways that you can find this song to listen to if you want to hear it. The track itself is crazy to see because nobody expected the young artist Drake to collaborate with one of the most street artists in the game, Gucci Mane.

These days it seems as if everybody wants to get a collaboration record with Gucci. If you have the “Cold War mixtape Series,” then you should know that there are a couple of other brand new records that the duo of Gucci and Drake recorded. On the “Guccimerica mixtape” with DJ Drama, the song “In My Business” features Drizzy Drake as well as the track “Street Cred” from the same tape. All of the songs are incredibly dope because they provide the perspective and talent of two solid artists.

Most people that like rap music understand that both Gucci and Drake are two of the hottest in the game. They were each on the 2009 MTV’s hottest rapper list (Gucc holding down the number 6 spot, and Drake placed in at number 3). Drake is an artist that appeals more to the mainstream music lovers, while Gucci Mane always tries to stay true to the streets (of East Atlanta Zone 6 – funny he’s MTV’s number 6, same as the zone he represents!) Anyways, if you are having trouble finding a place where you can listen to this video, you can always check out YouTube.

Drake – Believe It Or Not f. Gucci Mane

Radric Davis (Gucci Mane) grew up in the hood of East Atlanta, while Aubrey Graham (Drake) grew up in a nice neighborhood in a wealthy neighborhood of Toronto, Canada. It’s awesome to see two people coming from completely different backgrounds and struggles join together to drop heat on the industry. Gucci always tries to diversify his collabs and works with artists that the people like. He always keeps it So Icey, you already know what it is. Get up on this hot new Gucci Mane music if you are behind. Once again, the movement continues: Bling blaw burr!