The song "Gossip" by Gucci Mane featuring Zaytoven talks about the streets and the rumors and gossip that circulate within them. Gucci Mane starts the song by mentioning that there are killers at the hospital who are determined to finish the job, implying the dangerous nature of the environment he's referring to. The lyrics then describe a man named Todd, who is involved in the trap scene in Mount Park. Gucci Mane claims to have seen the devil without any pitchfork, suggesting the evil and dangerous nature of the people in the area. He advises those who are scared to go to church rather than getting involved in the streets. Gucci Mane talks about his own experiences, growing up with serial killers, and how it made him fearless. He mentions Todd's reputation as a hitman and drug dealer, painting him as a legend in their neighborhood and someone not to be messed with. Todd is alleged to have kidnapped people from Texas and is known for his violent tendencies. The lyrics also touch on the impact of drugs, with Gucci Mane referring to cocaine tearing families apart. He declares himself the "Trap God," capable of performing miracles with his connections and resources. He emphasizes that the situations in East Atlanta, Georgia are different from those in New York and mentions that even religious figures can sometimes go against their beliefs. As the song continues, Gucci Mane talks about Todd's violent actions, threatening to harm someone's spouse and then eventually getting killed himself. He dismisses gossipers and suggests that he has so much money he can throw his roof in the trash, implying his wealth and success. Lastly, he mentions his own struggle with bipolar disorder and how it has affected his life, ending the song with his signature "Wop" ad-lib. Overall, "Gossip" portrays a gritty and dangerous street atmosphere, highlighting the street life and the consequences of getting involved in it. The lyrics also touch on themes of reputation, violence, wealth, and personal struggles.
