Gucci Mane & Waka Flocka – I Don’t See You (feat. Ice Burgandy) [prod. Southside] (Official)
Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka teamed up for another heater called “I Don’t See You” featuring the artist Ice Burgandy (who you probably know from collaborations in the past). The producer Southside has been on the grind for a long time now so y’all need to recognize if you haven’t yet. He’s produced songs such as: “Mud Music” as well as “Jack Boyz,” as well of “She Be Puttin On” which is co-produced by Lex Luger (collectively, they are known as the 808 Mafia). Anyways, although there is no official video for this track as of yet, a lot of fans are expecting one as it is probably going to be a single from the collaboration album entitled “Ferrari Boyz” which you should go buy on June 21!
On this track Waka has “that Ray Charles swag” and Gucci is “tatted like a biker, smokin like a Marley” and wants you to call him the “ice man.” Just some classic bars over a hot beat and the chorus starts: “Like a nigga wit a blind fold, I don’t see you niggas, I do it wit my eyes closed, in the club with some shades on, I don’t see you niggas, you bustas got the game wrong, I don’t see you niggas.” Straight classic lines and then after Gucci’s first verse, Waka takes over and spazzes out.
After the first two verses, Ice Burgandy comes in and really goes hard on this one. If you don’t already have the track, you can take a listen to it below or go out and get the “Dub Flocka Rant mixtape” which has been out for awhile and was made to increase the buzz for the Rarri Boyz project that’s finna be dropping real soon. In case you were wondering, it’s listed as track #12 on that project (for those that already have a copy).
Gucci Mane, Waka Flocka, Ice Burgandy – I Don’t See You (Official)
It’s collaborations like this that are letting people know that their music is on a whole nother level compared to most artists these days trying to do it big. East Atlanta is going absolutely wild or super “Stupid Wild” while waiting for their newest stuff. So what you can do is click play above, go get the latest Waka tape, or just cool out until that album drops because it’s going to have some material on there that goes harder than anything you’ve heard all year, real talk.
Gucci Mane – My Kitchen (prod. Fatboi) (Video)
Every true fan knows that the Gucci Mane song “My Kitchen” is a hood classic and will always be known as one. The instrumental was produced by Fatboi, who has also produced other Gucci songs like “Wasted.” He took the time to create an official music video through Smack Tube for all of the fans to check out. In the video, he keeps it one hundred percent hood, representing East Atlanta and Bouldercrest. Also featured in the video is the up and coming artist Waka Flocka Flame, who has made an impact on the game already with several hot mixtapes and songs for So Icey Entertainment.
In the video, Gucci Mane is wearing his iced out Bart Simpson chain. The beat on this track straight up knocks from start to finish. The chorus is extremely hot with lines like: “put the pounds in the trash can, Gucci do the dishes, don’t nobody nobody f*ck with my kitchen.” This song lets you know that he’s a real artist and isn’t afraid to talk about what he has had to do in the past in order to get money in Atlanta. People do what it takes to keep themselves alive, and in Gucci’s case, his place was the “kitchen.”
If you have never had the chance to hear the song “My Kitchen” in its entirety, you can check it out on the Evil Empire mixtape entitled “Gucci La Flare: So Icey Boy Edition.” This song is also featured on other projects, so make sure that you get the chance to check them out. The video that he did for Smack Tube has become an internet sensation. Everybody seems to want to see the video for Gucci Mane’s kitchen. The wordplay in this track making references to things that people normally have in the kitchen as well as what he has in his kitchen.
Gucci Mane – My Kitchen (Music Video)
Gucci Mane says (about his kitchen): “Whole lotta purp, whole lotta green, whole heap of white, large amount of beans, got them collard greens, sell a lot of things.” Most people that have followed his career know what he’s making references to in these lines. This song offers a very vivid perspective of the type of work that he has done in his kitchen. The track “My Kitchen,” will make you realize that Gucci Mane is a chef in his own unique way; working in the kitchen. If you haven’t already checked out the music video that instantly became a hit on the net, then check out the video above.
