Gucci Mane, born Radric Delantic Davis on February 12, 1980, is an influential figure in the trap music scene, an Atlanta-based subgenre of hip hop. He has been an active part of the Southern hip hop community since his debut in 2005 with the independent album "Trap House," which featured the hit single "Icy." Throughout his career, Gucci Mane has been recognized for his prolific output, distinctive drawled delivery, and a penchant for blending hard-hitting lyrics with infectious beats.

Despite legal troubles and stints in prison, Gucci has managed to maintain a successful career and exert an immense influence on the genre. Following his 2016 incarceration, he experienced a personal and artistic rebirth, marked by a dramatic weight loss and the release of his critically acclaimed album "Everybody Looking." As of the mid-2020s, Gucci Mane continues to be a staple in the hip hop community, collaborating with a wide array of artists across multiple generations. Recent releases such as "Cold," "Thank Me," and "There I Go" highlight his continued relevance and adaptability in an ever-evolving musical landscape, ensuring his enduring legacy in the world of rap music.

Genres

Atl Hip Hop

Dirty South Rap

Hip Hop

Pop Rap

Rap

Southern Hip Hop

Trap

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Latest Release

You Don’t Love Me

Gucci Mane•

Sexyy Red

Single - Released October 25, 2024