"Shittin' Onum" is a song by Gucci Mane, an American rapper. The song’s lyrics primarily focus on Gucci Mane's success, wealth, and status within the hip-hop industry. In the song, Gucci Mane boasts about his expensive jewelry, specifically mentioning his VVS (very, very slight) diamonds. He flaunts his wealth and how people react to his extravagant lifestyle, with phrases like "Gawd damn" and "Sheeeeeeit" representing the admiration and astonishment of others. Throughout the lyrics, Gucci Mane challenges his peers, asserting that he is superior and more skilled in his craft. He references his popularity, likening himself to the fictional Native American character "Kemosabe" and claiming that his lyrics are so potent they could be considered a form of chemotherapy. Gucci Mane's lyrics also touch on his reputation as a womanizer, describing how women are attracted to his wealth and are willing to spend time with him. He uses humor in lines like, "Brother trick it off, 'fore I take yo' bitch out to eat," suggesting that he can easily charm women away from other men. The song also references Gucci Mane's harsh background and his rise to success. He mentions his extravagant spending habits and the ease with which he can drop large amounts of money on luxury items. The lyrics emphasize his success by mentioning the number of cars he owns and the number of kilos of drugs he has access to. In the second verse, Gucci Mane encourages his listeners to follow his example and elevate themselves by staying focused and disciplined, metaphorically comparing eating vegetables to achieving success. He then proceeds to detail his lavish escapades and expensive purchases. The chorus serves as a refrain, reinforcing the themes of opulence, admiration, and Gucci Mane's status. The outro consists of the repeated phrases from the chorus, accompanied by the buzzing sound of flies, which can be interpreted as a metaphorical representation of Gucci Mane's detractors buzzing around him. Overall, "Shittin' Onum" is a braggadocious track that showcases Gucci Mane's extravagant lifestyle, his success in the music industry, and his unwavering self-confidence.
