The song "Money Habits" by Gucci Mane talks about his obsession and addiction to money. In the intro, he states that he is addicted to the money and the wealth it brings. In the first verse, Gucci Mane expresses that he can't sleep because of his strong desire for money. He describes himself as a "dope boy" who can magically turn wrapping paper into bricks of drugs. He also mentions his daughter, saying that he even hides money in her diapers. Gucci Mane claims to be a master of his lifestyle and shows his loyalty to the streets by stamping his approval on those who claim to be from there. He mentions the various U.S. bills - Grant, Jackson, and Ben Franklin - which represent the pursuit of money. Gucci Mane emphasizes that if you don't utilize money wisely, you won't succeed, and the streets will punish those without patience. The hook repeats the idea that Gucci Mane has a strong inclination towards money and can't resist grabbing it whenever he sees it. He daydreams about money and references Benjamin Franklin, whose face is on the hundred-dollar bill. In the second verse, Gucci Mane boasts about his association with violence and danger in pursuit of money. He raps about being ready to shoot anyone who threatens him or his territory. He references his connections to people in the hood who are willing to kill for a small amount of money. Gucci Mane also mentions disregarding any fear or hesitation when facing opposition. He talks about smuggling and moving money across borders and implies that he is willing to go to any length to protect his wealth. Gucci Mane claims to be a powerful and respected figure, stating that no other gang is harder than Brick Squad, which he represents. Overall, the song "Money Habits" portrays Gucci Mane's obsession with money, his ruthless pursuit of wealth, and the dangers and risks involved in his lifestyle.
