Gucci Mane's song "Don't Believe Me" is a trap rap track that features Drumma Boy. The lyrics revolve around Gucci Mane's success, wealth, and reputation in the music industry. In the song, Gucci Mane addresses haters and doubters who do not believe in his abilities as a rapper and his credibility as a trap artist. The song starts with Gucci Mane introducing himself and his friend Frankie Mueller. He mentions his flashy lifestyle, his expensive jewelry, and the gratitude he feels towards his jeweler. Gucci Mane boasts about his success, stating that when he becomes a grandparent, he will tell his grandchildren about his achievements, including earning $30 million and performing in front of large crowds. Gucci Mane then addresses his haters, criticizing their lack of belief in his talent and success. He dismisses their opinions, asserting that they are wrong about him. He claims that they think he can't rap and is not a true trap artist, but he disagrees and feels they are misguided. The song continues with Gucci Mane boasting about his previous life as a drug dealer before transitioning into a successful music career. He asserts his dominance in the rap game, referring to himself as the "hood MVP" (Most Valuable Player) and comparing himself to basketball player Kobe Bryant, who has five championship rings. Gucci Mane also mentions a friend named Toby who is currently in prison, highlighting the harsh realities of his life and the streets he comes from. He boasts about his street credibility, riding around with a loaded gun for protection. Overall, "Don't Believe Me" serves as a self-affirmation of Gucci Mane's success and a response to those who doubt his abilities. The song showcases his confidence, wealth, and street credibility while dismissing the opinions of his detractors.
