The song "Ice Cream" by Gucci Mane features Quavo and Takeoff from the rap group Migos. The lyrics revolve around the concept of selling drugs, comparing it to selling ice cream. The artists use ice cream as a metaphor for the drugs they sell. The hook of the song repeats the line "Mister ice cream man, I'm sellin' ice cream." This line sets the theme for the song and establishes the comparison between selling drugs and selling ice cream. The artists use catchy melodies and repetitive hooks to make the song memorable. In the verses, each artist takes turns describing their involvement in the drug trade. Takeoff raps about selling various drugs, such as ice cream and popsicles, while Quavo talks about consuming drugs like lean and smoking marijuana. They also reference selling other drugs like cocaine, heroin, and Xanax. Gucci Mane's verse adds to the narrative, referencing Mexican drug dealers, cooking drugs, and gambling. He uses Spanish phrases to add a distinct flavor to his lyrics. The lyrics also contain explicit content and references to violence associated with drug activities. Overall, the song "Ice Cream" presents a story of drug dealing and the lifestyle surrounding it. It uses ice cream as a metaphor to convey the artists' involvement in the drug trade. The lyrics are explicit and depict a gritty and dangerous underworld.
