He linked up with 32 Entertainment and DJ 5150 to make this all possible so shout out to them.  The cover artwork is classic, you know he’s in the traphouse flippin chickens, got the baking soda on deck, the culinary utensils hangning from the wall, and the scales ready to weigh the product.  If you know anything about OJ, you know that he always is rocking some dopeman chains as you can see by the cover.

OJ Da Juiceman – Cook Muzik Mixtape (Official)

While people await the release and promotion of “Ferrari Boyz,” this is a great 1017 Brick Squad release so you should definitely get to help keep you up to date with the label.  It seems like the movement is taking over more and more every day because all of the artists are on the grind.  If you already listened to this, be sure to get the homie Waka Flocka’s tape “DuFlocka Rant mixtape” before it’s too late!  Read up on the official track listing, production, and track times below to see what’s good.  More importantly, give this some heavy rotation because it’s got that straight heat from the south.  Juiceman did it again!

Official Track Listing:

1. Cook Muzik (Intro) (0:21)
2. Little Story [Prod. By Metro] (4:57)
3. Cemetery Pockets [Prod. By Metro] (4:07)
4. Grills Are Gold (Feat. Project Pat, Trae & 8Ball) [Prod. By Metro] (5:05)
5. Voices [Prod. By Justice League] (4:33)
6. Like Real G’s Should [Prod. By Metro] (3:50)
7. Hustle & Grind (Feat. Alley Baby) [Prod. By Drumma Boy] (4:59)
8. Came From Nothing (Feat. Derek Foreal) [Prod. By Tay Beatz] (3:44)
9. H20 [Prod. By Justice League] (3:37)
10. Friend Of Me [Prod. By Metro] (3:02)
11. Packs [Prod. By Metro] (4:25)
12. Sell My Dope [Prod. By Lex Luger] (3:14)
13. Otis Williams Story [Prod. By Nard & B] (3:53)
14. How U Doin Juice [Prod. By David Banner] (2:46)
15. Money (Feat. Jazzy Pha) [Prod. By Jazzy Pha & D Nicks] (4:25)
16. Speed Of Light (Feat. B.o.B) [Prod. By Nard & B] (3:48)
17. Cook Muzik (Outro) (0:45)

On the chorus they sing: “Get out my lane, Ferrari Boyz, you see the chain, So Icey Boyz, Get out my lane Ferrari Boyz, you see the chain, So Icey Boyz” (Repeat).  This track originally appeared on the Waka Flocka mixtape “Salute Me or Shoot Me 3″ which was presented by Trap-A-Holics.  You already know though that these two always give their fans a taste of album material on their mixtapes so that the fans know what to expect.

This track came out before the track “Mud Music” which is believed to be the follow up single to “Ferrari Boyz.”  Anyways, the video below is a fan made video that was created to look as official as possible.  What’s cool about the video below is that there are tons of Ferraris and it shows Gucci Mane and Flocka in the studio as well as showing their chains.  You will get a sighting of Flocka’s “Fozzie Bear” chain as well as his “Pink Panther” chain.  You already know that Gucci is the iciest one of them all, so expect to see tons of his jewelry when the official video does actually drop.

Gucci Mane & Waka Flocka – Ferrari Boyz (Video)

This is probably the hottest track of 2011 in the rap industry that people have heard in a long time. These two are taking hip hop by storm and have been for some time now. Be sure to mark your calendars for June 21st to go out and purchase a copy of the album. For now, you can listen to that “Dub Step Flocka” tape that came out and buy a copy of Gucci’s “Mr. Zone 6″ album if you haven’t yet. There are more singles on the way, but they want to make sure that the release date is confirmed before they start making a major push with the videos, promotion, etc.

The song starts out, “So much ice, I shoulda brought my fur BURR!” which clearly explains how cold and So Icey he is. Ya Boy takes the time to add some of his own lines to the song like: “diamonds roarin like T-Rex.” This remix is not an official one, because if it would have, Gucci would have likely came up with some new lyrical content. It is always good to see other artists getting down with the So Icey Entertainment movement, though. This goes to show you that other artists respect the music that Radric Davis has been putting out.

Arguably the hottest adlib in the rap game these days is “BURR.” Now, Gucci Mane even has some fans stuck saying “Bling Blaow Burr” another phrase that he has been using. The album “The State vs. Radric Davis” was promoted by telling fans to pick it up on DecemBURR 8th. The word is essentially a new vocabulary word for Gucci Mane fans (and general rap fans) to use in their everyday life. How should this word be spelled?

Gucci Mane & Ya Boy – BURR (Remix) (prod. Drumma Boy)

Although there have been disputes over the spelling among fans, Gucci has made it clear through his twitter page that it is okay to spell it either “BRRR” or “BURR.” It really does not matter how you spell it as long as you clearly convey your message and keep promoting the movement. As you will hear in most of his songs (with the exception of a few like “My Own Worst Enemy”), Gucci Mane likes to say “BURR!” sometimes a lot. All the long time Gucci fans know exactly about this movement, and the brand new Gucc fans are starting to catch on. Be sure to check out the video above to hear how icy life can get. BURRRRRRRRRRR!