"Big Guwap" is a song by Gucci Mane featuring Young Scooter. The song primarily revolves around the themes of wealth, success, and the lavish lifestyle associated with Gucci Mane's persona as a successful rapper and drug dealer. In the lyrics, Gucci Mane flaunts his wealth and success, mentioning being surrounded by fish scale (a term for high-quality cocaine) in his apartment. He talks about cooking and selling drugs, moving his operation to different locations, and accumulating money. Gucci Mane emphasizes his self-sufficiency, claiming he doesn't need a stylist and can buy and modify cars as he pleases. Throughout the song, Gucci Mane asserts his dominance and warns others not to cross him. He references his red-bottom shoes (a luxury brand) and sitting courtside next to Spike Lee at basketball games as symbols of his status and success. Young Scooter joins in on the second verse, discussing his own experiences in the drug trade and the importance of prioritizing money over relationships. He highlights the luxurious lifestyle they enjoy, referencing private planes and large quantities of drugs. Overall, "Big Guwap" showcases Gucci Mane and Young Scooter's wealth, confidence, and the extravagant lifestyle commonly associated with their careers in the music industry and the world of drug dealing.
