Gucci Mane's song "Say Damn" is a rap track that showcases his wealth, success, and extravagant lifestyle. The lyrics explore the themes of materialism, hustle, and the trap house culture, which is associated with drug dealing. In the chorus, Gucci Mane emphasizes the shine and value of his jewelry, indicating that it makes even women from the hood impressed. He also mentions having a lot of money in his possession, causing a bank teller to pass out. The first verse describes the appearance of Gucci Mane's trap house, comparing it to Magic City Monday (a popular strip club in Atlanta). However, instead of throwing singles like in a strip club, Gucci Mane mentions having large denominations of money ("big head hundreds"). He also narrates an encounter with an unattractive drug addict who is eyeing his car. Gucci Mane continues to boast about his success and wealth in the second verse, mentioning his trap and country boys who support him. He refers to himself as "hood rich," meaning he may come from a disadvantaged background but has become financially successful through illegal means. He implies that his presence irritates others because he has money. He also mentions that his jewelry is flashy and shiny, contrasting his humorous laugh. In the last verse, Gucci Mane talks about his ability to check the microphone and his determination to protect his Nike sneakers from any scratches. He boasts about having stacks of money, causing women to break their necks (meaning to turn their heads in admiration). Additionally, he mentions a woman getting high on "bubble kush" and forcefully coughing up her breakfast. This references the use of drugs and Gucci Mane's involvement in the drug culture. Overall, "Say Damn" is a song that glorifies and celebrates Gucci Mane's wealth, success, and street credibility. It's a reflection of his life in the trap and his rise to fame in the music industry.
