The song "Big Money" by Gucci Mane talks about a woman who is solely focused on money and material possessions. The hook emphasizes her desire for dollar bills and how she only sees money falling. In the first verse, Gucci Mane brags about his success and wealth. He mentions his expensive car, a red and white charger with a body kit, and a Rolex watch. He also references his expensive taste in clothes, mentioning Saks Fifth Ave, a high-end department store. Gucci Mane talks about his lifestyle and how he spends a lot of money on drugs, specifically mentioning "Obama Kush" and spending his entire month's rent on purchasing it. He further boasts about his possessions, including a firearm and his ability to attract women. The second verse continues with Gucci Mane's bragging and his interactions with women. He talks about being a "baller" and how the woman he dates only wants to be with athletes or wealthy men. Gucci Mane also mentions his sexual prowess and his desire for immediate gratification. Overall, the song highlights Gucci Mane's wealth and materialism, as well as his interactions with women who are solely interested in money. It presents a narrative of a lavish lifestyle and the focus on material possessions.
