The song "Paranoid" by Gucci Mane featuring Chaz Gotti and Waka Flocka Flame is a trap rap song that discusses the paranoia and distrust that comes with living in the streets and being involved in the trap lifestyle. The lyrics talk about how Gucci Mane is aware that people are paranoid and constantly on guard around him because of his reputation as the "trap God" and his success in the trap music scene. Throughout the song, Gucci Mane expresses his power and dominance, claiming that he can see and find anyone trying to hide from him. He also mentions his experiences with gun violence, drug dealing, and street life. Chaz Gotti's verse in the song highlights the idea that people might envy or fear him because of his success and the image he portrays. He brags about his expensive taste, mentioning his designer clothes and jewelry. He also references Gucci Mane's absence in the rap scene due to legal issues, mentioning Guwop (another name for Gucci Mane) and expressing his loyalty to him. Waka Flocka Flame's verse emphasizes his street credibility and fearlessness. He talks about carrying a weapon for protection and his readiness to retaliate against those who pose a threat to him. He also mentions his disregard for money and his focus on empowering himself. Overall, "Paranoid" discusses the mindset and consequences of living a life immersed in the trap music and street culture, conveying a sense of dominance, paranoia, and survival.
