Why Gucci Deserves an Apology From Young Jeezy

Why Gucci Deserves an Apology From Young Jeezy

Author: K Lewis November 20, 2020 Duration: 12:13
Young Jeezy and Gucci Mane have been at each others necks for about 15 years now. Not only are they two of Atlantas most popular artist but for the past15 years they have been the most influential artist to indirectly breed these new atlanta and rappers all over america. With their flare, charisma and creativity Jeezy and Gucci perfected the TRAP genre and it my opinion it all started with the 2005 hit song SO ICY. This would be the first the world would be introduced to the two Atlanta based rappers. The song was a hit! In my opinion its a classic trap song! I thought Gucci Mane was so cool. The first time I heard the song was actually not on the radio but it was the video on BET. Gucci had on some fly ass cartier glasses and that Atlanta braves jersey just a fly dude! The vocals were amazing provided by Boo of the group Boo and Gotti who were signed to cash money. The beat was produced by Zaytoven, a producer originally from the bay area but moved to atl to make music and cut hair! Thats another thing Gucci edge was so fresh! lol.

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