The song "Bullet Wound" by Gucci Mane featuring Lil' Wayne and Young Scooter is a rap track that discusses Gucci Mane's lavish lifestyle and street credibility. The lyrics contain explicit language and violent imagery, so please be aware of that. In the intro, Gucci Mane establishes his persona as a wealthy and careless individual who carries a gun wherever he goes. He even boasts about being willing to go to war with a grizzly bear and burning down a house with children inside. Gucci Mane also mentions his previous encounters with law enforcement. In his verse, Gucci Mane continues to brag about his wealth and luxury possessions, such as a drop-top V with 12 cylinders and buying expensive shoes for women. He also references gang affiliations and violence, claiming to have Bloods and Crips on his side with an arsenal of weapons. Gucci Mane seems to have a confrontational attitude towards his rivals and even implies having relations with their sisters. He taunts those who can't afford firearms and suggests that he could buy their girlfriends or even their lives. The lyrics also mention his high social status and owning gold and diamond jewelry. Lil' Wayne's hook reflects on relationships with women, emphasizing their physical appearance and sexual encounters. He implies that he doesn't care about their actions or suspicions. He also references the two colors of the rainbow, relating it to rhythm and blues in music. In Lil' Wayne's verse, he has a play on words about time, comparing himself to a time bomb and dismissing claims of running out of time. He mentions being kissed on a bullet wound, indicating his toughness. He also reiterates his unique identity and confidently declares himself as Lil Tunechi (a nickname for Lil Wayne). He ends his verse with a wordplay on "butter knife," saying he can't believe it's butter and suggesting violence by shooting someone twice in case they are leading a double life. In Young Scooter's verse, he discusses his promiscuity with women and his ability to maintain a double life, involving both the rap lifestyle and street activities. He mentions disrespecting others and emphasizes his credibility in the streets. He also showcases his love for expensive watches, specifically mentioning Hublot and Rolex. Overall, "Bullet Wound" explores Gucci Mane's lavish lifestyle, street credibility, and disregard for consequences. The lyrics contain explicit content and delve into themes of violence, boasting, and materialism.
