"My Kitchen," by Gucci Mane, is a trap rap song that showcases his success as a drug dealer and his luxurious lifestyle. The song is filled with references to cooking and selling drugs, using metaphors and wordplay to describe his drug operation. In the lyrics, Gucci talks about putting pounds of drugs in the trash can, which symbolizes his ability to dispose of evidence and maintain a clean operation. He takes pride in his kitchen, referring to it as his domain where he cooks and prepares drugs for distribution. Gucci claims that nobody can mess with his kitchen, indicating his dominance and influence in the drug trade. Throughout the song, Gucci also boasts about his wealth and material possessions. He bought an old school car and customized it with expensive rims (sitting on 6's) to showcase his success. He describes himself as a So Icey Entertainment CEO, emphasizing his leadership role in his record label and his status as a successful artist. Gucci mentions the Zone 6 area of Atlanta, where he is from, and the affiliation with Bouldercrest, a street in East Atlanta known for its criminal activities. He highlights the lifestyle and dangers associated with his environment. Overall, "My Kitchen" by Gucci Mane reflects his persona as a successful drug dealer and his ability to rise to the top of the trap rap scene. The song celebrates his hustling mentality and his willingness to do whatever it takes to achieve success in the streets.
