The song "RGIII" by Gucci Mane is an ode to professional football player Robert Griffin III, also known as RGIII. The lyrics revolve around the theme of success, money, and the lifestyle that Gucci Mane and RGIII lead. In the hook, Gucci Mane mentions yellow diamonds and red cars, symbolizing wealth and luxury. He also references "RG III" repeatedly, emphasizing their shared success and affluence. Gucci Mane refers to his drug dealer as his "plug" who is in it for the long run, suggesting a reliable source for drugs and financial gains. The verse continues with Gucci Mane comparing himself and his hustle to RGIII on the football field. He mentions being in the trap (referring to drug dealing) with RGIII, implying that both of them are successful and unstoppable in their respective fields. Gucci Mane brags about being the quarterback of the trap, breaking down defenses (dealing with obstacles) and scoring touchdowns (making money and achieving success). He also mentions his lavish lifestyle, drinking expensive liquor like Louie XIII, and watching RGIII train in DC. Gucci Mane showcases his team's success, proclaiming to be the MVP, with everyone eating (profiting) due to his leadership. He references his legal troubles and brushes with the law, including being locked up and his associate Scooter getting arrested. Gucci Mane also alludes to engaging in criminal activities, like carrying a weapon and potentially commiting murder if necessary. He emphasizes his rules on the streets and his contempt for involving the police. Throughout the song, Gucci Mane uses wordplay, metaphors, and references related to RGIII and football to convey his own success, resilience, and dominance in the drug game. The overall meaning reflects Gucci Mane's celebration of his own achievements and the parallels he draws between the NFL player RGIII and his own criminal empire.
