The song "Shit Wouldn't Happen" by Gucci Mane showcases the rapper's experiences and lifestyle, focusing on themes of street life, trapping, and success. The lyrics depict Gucci Mane's rise from being incarcerated to becoming successful in the music industry. The opening lines mention Gucci Mane being the first man out of jail and buying a woman, referred to as "Keisha." He mentions smoking marijuana and the woman leaving her lipstick on him, but he reminds himself to stay focused on his business dealings. The phrase "our killers playing hard, making love to a million" could metaphorically refer to Gucci Mane's associates or crew working hard to achieve success and make money. Gucci Mane emphasizes the importance of loyalty and not crossing him, suggesting that he was involved in illegal activities such as pimping and trapping drugs before his music career took off. He attributes his current success to these experiences, claiming that when Jesus first made him, he was already involved in trapping. The lines "If you ain't send them cowards to me, did that shit wouldn't happen" imply that if it weren't for Gucci Mane's connections and influence, certain events or accomplishments wouldn't have occurred. He attributes his success to those who have supported and protected him. The second verse highlights Gucci Mane's passion for rapping and his involvement in trapping. He mentions being on real screens and how he doesn't know how he ended up in that position. He talks about his street credibility, the drugs he sold, and how he had to be cautious and serious in his dealings. Gucci Mane mentions having haters and enemies but asserts that he doesn't make any moves without having protection around him. He compares himself to rapper 50 Cent, who is known for his tough and resilient persona. He concludes the verse by stating that he has a significant amount of money and dares anyone to challenge him. The chorus and repeated lines reinforce the idea that Gucci Mane's success and accomplishments are a result of his own determination, experiences, and connections within the streets. He asserts that without the support and loyalty of those around him, none of his achievements would have been possible. Overall, "Shit Wouldn't Happen" reflects Gucci Mane's street background, his rise to success, and his gratitude towards those who have been there for him throughout his journey.
