Fast break pass the kush fancin don’t look pass
Slam dunkin in my dunk trunk goin stupid ham
I’m da man I’m da man like shawty I’m da man
LO told me give it to you so you finna get it man
Gucci Mane pulled up in a Aston
Parkin lot cuz Gucci Mane was doin da pool palace
Ice stampede I’m spinnin on dem davins devins
White folks think I’m playin for da falcons
Baby got an assy can we do da nasty?
Wilt need three girls two girls not enough for me
I’m E Leverly richer than your budget be richer than my budget be
I’m richer than his salary

[CHORUS]

Fastbreak Lam pass by that’s a fast break
Vet pass by dooley truck that’s a fastbreak
Avalon pass by Chevelle that’s a fast break
74 Oldsmo shawty that’s a fastbreak

Fifty seen shawty hear da water runnin water runin
Water ring and water chain mane I got dem water diamonds
Colored diamonds yellow diamonds blue diamonds red diamonds
White diamonds VVS got a nigga watch shinnin
I’m icy I’m icy as a fool
I’m so icy bet you know I got a tool
If u don’t know den id have to show you
Extended clip 40 pussy nigga I will blow you away

[Chorus]

Fastbreak fast break V6 I never bought
V8 V12 V10 round kit
His went Ferrari click please call astrologists
Call em drop my top and I’m lookin at the galaxy
Rollin up this ecstasy thinking is reality really is parody but why these rappers mad at me?
Cuz you stupid icy crazy crazy icy
I waited until two but now you bet ya brightlin
Pull up with da loud pack no it ain’t mike and ike
Wilt Chamberlain shit bitch shinnin at the traffic light (icy) (wilt)

[Chorus]

This track was so solid, that it was originally going to be put on his album “The State vs. Radric Davis” (which you should have bought by now), but was restricted to the tape. The reason that it was left as a mixtape track was because the originality and unique sound of his mixtapes was set to be preserved. He does not take tracks from his tapes and put them on albums too often. Although nearly all of Gucci Mane’s mixtapes are crazy and well done, he wants to make his album sound distinguishable from his tapes.

Anyways, the video that was released for this track looks really hot, and the girls that are featured in this one look great. As you know, he always comes through with an incredibly catch chorus, in this case – the chorus is: “I want her, I really want her, I think I want her. Your girlfriend done left with me, yeah she’s a goner. I want her, I really want her, I gotta have her, now I got her, yea Gucci got her, I’m bout to smash her.” For those who don’t have this track yet, you will need to download his Burrprint 3D mixtape where it is available online. There are many great mixtape sites that you can use to get this tape on your computer.

Gucci Mane – I Want Her f. Zaytoven (Video)

If you are an avid fan of Gucci, make sure that you look out for more things in the works for 2010, despite the fact that he is locked up in jail. Zaytoven did a great job with the beat, and the video was directed by none other than Mr. Boomtown – a very talented individual that has worked with Radric on previous videos that have all turned out great. The lyrics are very catchy with lines like: Gucci Mane La Flare / I’m such a prima donna. Make sure that you check it out because this track is bound to get stuck in your head for weeks.

Here’s a new Gucci Mane interview that he did with XXL Magazine in Manhattan, New York City. The ATL trap star takes you for a walk through New York City and talks about his road to the talk.  He lets the people know that he is an authentic performer and a rapper.

Gucci Mane also talks about doing two mixtapes back in 1997, and then dropping some albums and having to deal with prison time.  He talks about how he was good at hustling in the hood and about his nationwide song that tore up the radio called “Black Tee.”  He followed up “Black Tee” with “So Icey” and eventually made it to have a lot of success on the mixtape scene because people respect how real his music is.

He talks about how he was locked up for a murder charge, but there was no evidence proving that he was involved and was proven innocent in the trial.  He talks about how he was grateful for the radio DJ’s and personalities who were able to keep his music relevant during the period of time when he was locked up, as well as Big Cat who gave him studio time when he needed it.  He also talks about his album “Back To The Traphouse,” which dropped in 2007 as his first mainstream debut; this project should already be a part of your Gucci collection.

He is an artist that actually puts his full heart and effort into his rhyming, which is largely responsible for the reason that he has become so successful.  Gucci Mane discusses the Atlanta strip clubs and how they show his music love anytime that he brings it in to get played.

Though this interview was done in 2008, it is still provides great insight into Gucci Mane music.  It is worth a watch for all of the Gucci Mane La Flare supporters and real people out there.  Gucci had to go through a lot to get in the position that he’s currently in and to gain the respect that he has currently attained.  He also talks about working on his mixtapes while he was locked up.

Gucci doesn’t want his fans and the people to hear rumors about him circulating through magazines, rather he wants everybody to hear the latest news about him from himself.  Gucci Mane’s music is an expression of how he is feeling and his life circumstances.  Be sure to watch this interview and show other Gucci supporters what he had to say.