The song "Perfect Diamonds" by DJ Holiday and Gucci Mane is a rap song that primarily focuses on Gucci Mane showcasing his expensive and extravagant lifestyle, particularly his collection of diamond jewelry. The lyrics emphasize Gucci Mane's love for expensive watches, chains, and various other diamond-studded accessories. The song opens with Gucci Mane comparing his watch to a diamond mine, highlighting its value and significance. He asserts that his watch is supposed to shine and advises others to close their blinds or hold their eyes due to the dazzling effect it has. The use of "Burrr" in the lyrics is Gucci Mane's signature adlib and denotes the sound and feeling of icy coldness, which represents his icy jewelry and wealth. Gucci Mane goes on to mention his white car, which matches his white wife, referencing his white watch and white diamond rocks. He mentions his friend from the 414 area code and encourages him to go all out and work hard. Gucci Mane then describes himself as the "Ice Boy" with chains as valuable as painted artwork, specifically mentioning Gresham (a neighborhood in Atlanta, Georgia) as his hotspot for fame and success. He proudly talks about his expensive jewelry, including a $200,000 watch and the attention he receives from others because of it. The chorus reiterates the theme of Gucci Mane's watch being like a diamond mine with perfect timing and perfect diamonds. The repetition of "Burrr" emphasizes the cold and luxurious nature of his jewelry. In the second verse, Gucci Mane acknowledges that people might think he is foolish or unintelligent, but he owns an old-school car, has a gold tooth, and wears a necklace that is considered cool. He mentions his fellow rapper and collaborator, Juiceman, who also owns a chain and an expensive car. Gucci Mane implies that he bought the car for Juiceman as part of a deal, highlighting their connection in the trap music scene. He boasts about women associating with his crew and the buzz around his new music. Gucci Mane also mentions Frenchie, a member of his crew, who wears a watch and likes to fight. He playfully refers to his lawyer as a "damn Jew" and even claims that his lawyer owns a watch and enjoys keeping track of time. The chorus is repeated again, emphasizing the luxurious nature of Gucci Mane's jewelry. The song concludes with Gucci Mane mentioning the road names of Bouldercrest and Gresham once more, connecting his success to these locations. Overall, "Perfect Diamonds" is a flashy and boastful rap song that celebrates Gucci Mane's extravagant lifestyle, particularly his love for expensive diamond jewelry and his status as a wealthy artist in the trap music scene.
