"Bails of Kush" is a song by DJ Rell and Gucci Mane. The lyrics depict Gucci Mane's lavish lifestyle, his involvement in the drug trade, and his success in the music industry. The song opens with Gucci boasting about his wealth and influence, referring to his money as "icy" and stating that he has a crew of people ready to do his bidding. He identifies himself as being from East Atlanta's Zone 6, specifically Bouldercrest, and emphasizes his affiliation with the area. Gucci Mane continues to assert his dominance and street credibility, mentioning his ability to turn cocaine into "cookies" or crack cocaine. He also references his flamboyant style, with his car being painted orange and his flashy accessories catching the attention of others. The lyrics also touch on Gucci's independence, highlighting that he is not signed to any record label and owns his own publishing. He takes pride in earning his own money and being self-sufficient, even mentioning that he stacks money for his mortgage and spends a significant amount on designer sneakers. Gucci Mane delves into his involvement in drug dealing, mentioning "birdies" (kilograms of drugs), flipping drugs, and the money earned through illegal activities. He boasts about his connections and the size of his operation, referring to pounds of drugs and the ability to control corners and people within his network. The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "I've me a brick" (referring to a kilogram of drugs) and expresses Gucci's disregard for women, stating that all he needs is a gun and a clip for protection. He emphasizes his authority and willingness to take down anyone who gets in his way, serving drugs to inferior individuals. The song also features references to other artists, such as OJ Da Juiceman, and uses wordplay to highlight Gucci Mane's clever and playful style on the mic. Overall, "Bails of Kush" portrays Gucci Mane's lifestyle, success, and street credibility, showcasing his involvement in the drug trade and his ability to navigate the music industry.
