The song "Bob Marley" by Gucci Mane tells a story about the struggles and challenges faced by Gucci Mane in his life. The lyrics depict the loss of a friend who was killed for no reason. Gucci Mane resorts to smoking blunts every day to cope with the pain and regrets of not being able to bring his friend back. He addresses the misconception that people think he is a god, but to him, he is just normal. Gucci Mane also references his past involvement in illegal activities, such as trapping (selling drugs) on the corner and being armed with a TEC (a type of firearm). He mentions how people come to Atlanta to see where he used to trap and where he calls home. The lyrics also portray Gucci Mane's lifestyle of having a significant amount of money and drugs. He mentions having pounds of drugs in his apartment and sleeping with money. He warns others not to mess with his crew (Bricksquad) as they might face serious consequences. The hook of the song talks about being high and getting intoxicated, portraying a carefree attitude. Gucci Mane also mentions how others envy his success and wealth by looking at the extravagant jewelry he wears. In the second verse, Gucci Mane emphasizes the importance of making money and being successful. He discusses his association with other individuals involved in criminal activities and the animosity some people have towards them. Gucci Mane boasts about his ability to handle firearms and mentions his involvement in drug trafficking, claiming he can handle large amounts of cocaine. The verse concludes with mentions of making millions of dollars and demands a high price for his performances. Gucci Mane also touches on the difference in business activities on "check day" (when people receive their pay) compared to "rent day" (when people struggle financially to pay rent). Overall, "Bob Marley" focuses on Gucci Mane's past experiences, struggles, and his rise to success, while also reflecting on themes of violence, drug use, and material wealth.
