The song "North Pole" by Gucci Mane tells a story of Gucci portraying himself as the modern-day Santa Claus. He compares himself to Santa Claus by mentioning his red falcons hat and all-red hooded outfit. Gucci refers to himself as the "Santa Claus of the city" and describes carrying a bag full of goodies, which symbolizes drugs and money. He mentions having 50 pints of purple drank, a popular mixture of prescription cough syrup and soda. Gucci expresses frustration toward law enforcement, using derogatory language, and wishes they would leave him alone. He fantasizes about delivering gifts worth a hundred million dollars down the chimney. Gucci brags about being wealthy and having a bad Brazilian woman by his side. He paints a picture of waking up to her cooking cookies in his house. He likens himself to Santa Claus, emphasizing his status as the leader of the Brick Squad (his rap group) and the sex appeal of his partner. He continues to describe his lavish lifestyle and the influence he holds. Gucci mentions Versace shades, implying his wealth and status. He references Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer as a symbol of assistance he lacks when he needs it. He talks about his crew, the "elves," carrying sawed-off pumps (shotguns) as a means of protection. The lyrics take a darker turn when Gucci mentions gift-wrapping a pipe bomb and causing destruction. He talks about the melted snow used to build a snowman, representing the mix of drugs and crime. Gucci references bringing drugs into the country from Mexico and making a significant amount of money from it. He briefly mentions his experience being incarcerated and feeling like football player Plaxico Burress, who was involved in a high-profile legal incident. Gucci boasts about going after his rivals and refers to himself as Santa Claus, bringing chaos to those who oppose him. He mentions being surrounded by beautiful women, drug use, and engaging in illegal activities. Gucci refers to Atlanta's Zone 6 as the "North Pole" due to its infamous reputation for crime and drug activity. The song emphasizes Gucci Mane's persona as a larger-than-life character, paralleling Santa Claus but in a twisted, criminal context. It showcases his wealth, criminal endeavors, and dominance over his competitors.
