The song "Don't Deserve It" by Gucci Mane focuses on themes of street life, money, and power. The lyrics depict Gucci Mane's confidence and dominance in his surroundings. In the intro, Gucci acknowledges his status as a wealthy individual and expresses his knowledge of how people enjoy seeing him collaborate with others. He then proceeds to rap about his tough demeanor and how he always carries his gun with him for protection. Gucci asserts that if anyone tries to disrespect or harm him, they will meet a violent end. Throughout the song, Gucci Mane emphasizes his authority and ability to control situations. He mentions incidents where he has taken violent actions against those who have crossed him or threatened him. He has no qualms about disposing of their bodies and causing a citywide search. Gucci raps about his ability to shut down a club early due to the chaotic scene caused by his presence. The chorus repeats the idea that if someone is not making money, they don't deserve the things they desire. Gucci warns others not to reach for his chain, as it will end in their demise. He refers to himself as "Mr. Perfect" and challenges others to look him in the eye if they encounter him, highlighting their nervousness. Gucci Mane also boasts about his drug use and his ability to attain expensive items. He mentions his Rolls-Royce and his preference for smoking high-quality marijuana. Gucci implies that he is always informed about potential business opportunities and asks what the listener wants to purchase. In the last verse, Gucci references a young associate who will soon take over in the criminal world, using weapons like the AK47. He states that he only sees himself in the mirror and warns that he won't be caught off guard. Gucci accuses others of being haters, mentions a shared sexual experience with someone, and implies that those without money are a joke. He ends the verse by saying "adios," signifying the sudden disappearance of individuals who try to challenge or deceive him. Overall, "Don't Deserve It" showcases Gucci Mane's unapologetic attitude and his sense of superiority in his surroundings. The lyrics portray a dominant figure rooted in the street life and illustrate the consequences for those who cross him.
