Gucci On My

Mike WiLL Made-It's track 'Gucci On My' featuring 21 Savage, YG, Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset is a celebration of luxury, success, and street credibility. The repeated references to high-end brands like Gucci and Rolex ('Rollie') serve as symbols of the artists' wealth and status. These brands are not just fashion statements but markers of their success in the music industry and beyond. The chorus, with its repetitive mention of 'Gucci on my shirt, Gucci on my hoes,' emphasizes the omnipresence of luxury in their lives, from their clothing to their relationships.

The song also delves into the artists' backgrounds and their rise to fame. 21 Savage and YG's verses highlight their connections to the streets and their past struggles. Lines like '21 a felon, but he still ride with that stick' and 'Fuck this rap shit, that nigga still be hittin' licks' reveal a duality where despite their success, they remain connected to their roots and the harsh realities they once faced. This juxtaposition of luxury and street life creates a complex narrative about their identities and the worlds they navigate.

Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset's contributions further amplify the themes of wealth and resilience. Quavo's verse, for instance, mentions a 'million dollar lawyer' and '50,000 dollar back end at the shows,' underscoring the financial success they've achieved. Takeoff and Offset continue this narrative, with references to expensive jewelry, designer clothes, and their ability to overcome obstacles ('Make the brick disappear, voilà'). The song, therefore, is not just a boastful anthem but a testament to their journey from adversity to affluence, blending braggadocio with a deeper commentary on their lives and experiences.