The song "Blama On Ya" by Gucci Mane tells a story of confidence and intimidation. The lyrics describe Gucci Mane daring anyone to put their hands on him, as he possesses a large amount of drugs (a thousand grams) and is prepared to defend himself with a firearm (blama). The song also mentions Gucci Mane's criminal activities and his disregard for authority. In the first verse, Gucci Mane asserts his dominance, claiming to have taken money from someone and expressing his pride in his Haitian heritage. He also mentions regretting not having his gun with him and his indifference towards the consequences of his actions. The hook of the song repeats the dare for someone to touch Gucci Mane, emphasizing his readiness to protect himself with violence should anyone attempt to harm him. In the second verse, rapper Young Dolph joins Gucci Mane and boasts about his own criminal activities and wealth. He mentions making a significant profit, buying guns, and transforming his neighborhood into a place similar to California. He also mentions his nephew's involvement in illegal activities and his reputation for violence. In the third verse, YFN Lucci adds his perspective, discussing his own possession of a firearm and his willingness to use it. He talks about his success and independence, including buying a new house and participating in drug-related activities. Lucci uses the term "blama" to refer to both the gun and the act of violence. Overall, the song showcases the tough and intimidating persona of Gucci Mane and his collaborators. It speaks about their involvement in criminal activities, their possession of firearms, and their readiness to defend themselves against any potential threats.
