I know what you are thinking: What the f**k is Gucci Mane doing linking up with Justin Bieber for a song? Well, historically, Gucci has been open to working with pop music’s finest, so I am not surprised by this collaboration at all. Gucci Mane and Justin Bieber = Odell Beckham Jr. I swear, I got flashbacks to days in which Gucci was fat and inaudible listening to it. You know what I like most about “Backwards?” It sounds like classic mixtape Gucci Mane.
In “Backwards,” the two decided to link up with one another for this trill ass banger that features raw/braggadocios ass bars and grungy vibes that will make you want to do the stank face. When it comes to rappers that made it out of jail and prospered, Meek Mill and Gucci Mane are two dudes that come to my mind. So calling ourselves ‘special’ is the new thing to do now? C’mon, guys… Nonetheless, he adds some random ass Latin flare to it - something I find strange and awesome at the same time. (S**t, I knew he couldn’t get through a whole song without getting obnoxious)Īnuel AA is on this song, and to be honest with you, I don’t know why. Eventually, Gucci returns to his braggadocios ways on his second verse, reminding the world how trill/blessed he is. Over this instrumental, Gucci Mane raps about being an individual that’s unique, even when you strip down his diamonds, clothes and money. The track is powered by this riveting/bass boomin’ instrumental by Murda Beatz that does everything in its power to test your speakers testosterone. I really like the combination of Gucci Mane, Wiz Khalifa and Rick Ross!
What I LOVE about the track is Rick Ross’ energy, especially when he makes light of his seizures. What I LIKE about the track is the intricate trap instrumental that powers it, each artists unbothered mentality on their verses, and unfortunately, the annoying/catchy hook Gucci delivers. On it, you get nothing but carefree/reckless lyrics from Gucci Mane and featured guests Wiz Khalifa & Rick Ross.
“Lame” is the definition of a tough ass posse cut. With that being said, I look for this new album to feature lots of trap hits, but also experimental and vulnerable cuts. Not only should the Zone 6 rapper’s longevity in the game be applauded, but his ability to remain his grandiose/trap self should be recognized, too. “Delusions of Grandeur” is Gucci Mane’s gazillionth project (Isn’t that amazing?).
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