The song "Tax Free" by DJ Holiday and Gucci Mane is a rap track that centers around themes of wealth, success, and evading taxes. The lyrics express Gucci Mane's disregard for paying taxes and his ability to obtain illegal drugs at low prices. The chorus of the song emphasizes Gucci Mane's pride in receiving his income tax return and his insistence on keeping all the money tax-free. He boasts about his involvement in the drug trade, suggesting that people should call him for drugs. The phrase "I got dope nigga, you better call me" implies that he has access to high-quality drugs. Gucci Mane uses metaphors and wordplay to describe his expertise in the drug game. He compares himself to a stepchild to convey how he manipulates and "steps on" the drugs to increase their potency and value. He also references his wealth, mentioning a yellow crocodile with a gold smile and highlighting his ability to make a lot of money quickly. The lyrics also touch on his criminal past, mentioning robbing someone connected to the drug trade. He claims that since that incident, he has not experienced any financial hardships. Gucci Mane refers to himself as Mr. Zone 6, a nickname associated with his upbringing in Zone 6, Atlanta. The lyrics are filled with bravado, as Gucci Mane talks about taking hits and talking big. He positions himself as a coach who leads his team, the Squad, and makes them attack aggressively (blitz). The song concludes with Gucci Mane asserting that he cannot be taxed and that he acquires drugs at low prices. He suggests that he has connections to middlemen in the drug trade but remains unknown to them. He mentions trophies in his car garage, indicating his success and achievements. Gucci Mane also briefly references his legal troubles, notably beating a murder charge and overcoming a gun possession charge. Overall, "Tax Free" showcases Gucci Mane's self-confidence, flaunting of wealth, and his involvement in the drug trade while evading taxes. The lyrics are filled with wordplay, metaphors, and references to Gucci Mane's success and criminal past.
