Dollaz On My Head

Gunna's 'Dollaz On My Head' is a vivid portrayal of his journey from humble beginnings to achieving wealth and success. The song is rich with imagery and metaphors that highlight his rise in the rap game and the lifestyle that comes with it. Gunna reflects on his past, mentioning how he used to engage in criminal activities to make ends meet, but now he flaunts his wealth with luxury items and a lavish lifestyle. The recurring line, 'I've been gettin' it since a toddler, I keep dollars on my head,' emphasizes his long-standing hustle and determination to succeed.

The lyrics also delve into themes of loyalty and leadership. Gunna positions himself as a leader, someone who others follow and look up to. He mentions putting 'Prada on my collar 'cause she proud of what I said,' indicating that his success and words have earned him respect and admiration. The references to 'shoot like I'm Montana' and 'chopper bullets make 'em shed' add a layer of toughness and resilience, suggesting that he is not to be messed with and is capable of handling any threats that come his way.

Cultural references are abundant in the song, particularly those related to Atlanta, where Gunna is from. He mentions the city's influence on his lifestyle and the people around him. The line 'Bitch, I'm from Atlanta where these hoes ride the dick like peg' is a crude yet vivid depiction of the city's culture and the behavior of its inhabitants. Additionally, the mention of codeine in his fridge and cooking crack like grits highlights the darker, more dangerous aspects of his environment. These references paint a picture of a world where success is hard-earned and often comes with a high price.