"Goin" by Gucci Mane is a rap song that talks about the lavish lifestyle of the artist. The lyrics depict Gucci Mane's excessive wealth, extravagant spending habits, and his success in the drug trade. The song also showcases his confidence and status as a well-known figure in the streets. The opening lines mention Lennox, which refers to the high-end shopping district in Atlanta. Gucci Mane claims to have $20,000 in each pocket and spent $30,000 on luxury items in just 20 minutes. The lyrics also mention parking his luxury cars next to Mercedes-Benz vehicles, highlighting his status and wealth. Gucci Mane expresses his disdain for haters and takes off his glasses so they can directly confront him. The line "They go for 30, well Gucci got 'em for 29" implies that he can acquire certain items for a lower price than others, further emphasizing his connections and influence. Gucci Mane mentions smoking "orange verse" or Kush, referring to high-quality marijuana. He mentions calling his supplier to bring more drugs, highlighting his involvement in the drug trade. The hook of the song emphasizes his love for himself and his extravagant lifestyle. He mentions spending a lot of money on champagne, even spilling it on himself. Gucci Mane boasts about his ability to indulge in luxurious hotel rooms, claiming to be one hell of a man. The lyrics mention carrying a pistol, indicating Gucci Mane's involvement in illegal activities and the challenges that come with his lifestyle. He references having bricks (drugs) in his truck and bells (money) in his van. Gucci Mane frequently mentions his expensive jewelry, particularly his Audemars wristwatch adorned with diamonds. He describes how women are in awe of his wealth and how they twerk to get his attention. The lyrics also touch on Gucci Mane's status as a successful rapper and drug dealer. He mentions juggling two jobs, rapping and selling drugs, and doesn't receive recognition for his criminal activities. Gucci Mane boasts about counting large sums of money and his expensive possessions, such as a Bentley. He suggests that others should go and play with their children instead of trying to compete with him. The lyrics conclude with Gucci Mane expressing his dedication to his criminal lifestyle and his desire to improve his manners. He mentions the brightness of his pinky ring, symbolizing his wealth and success. Overall, "Goin" portrays Gucci Mane's extravagant lifestyle, his involvement in illegal activities, and his status as a renowned figure in the rap and street world.
