"Straight Drop" is a song by Gucci Mane, a rapper from Atlanta, Georgia. The term "straight drop" refers to high-quality, uncut cocaine that has not been mixed or tampered with. In this song, Gucci Mane uses the term metaphorically to describe various aspects of his life, including his success, lifestyle, and relationships. The lyrics depict Gucci Mane's rise in the drug game and how he has become successful with his "straight drop." He mentions cooking the dope differently from his father and being in the kitchen like his mother, emphasizing his expertise in the drug trade. Gucci Mane also references his luxurious lifestyle, mentioning designer brands like Ferragamo and Hugo Boss. The song also touches on Gucci Mane's rough upbringing, growing up in an apartment and experiencing poverty. He acknowledges his humble background, alluding to his past living in Section 8 housing, a government-assisted affordable housing program. In the chorus, Gucci Mane expresses his fondness for women who possess certain desirable qualities, comparing them to the "straight drop" of cocaine. He likes it when a woman takes charge and is confident ("on the top") and performs sexually ("drop that thing just like you're in the pot"). The lyrics suggest that the women Gucci Mane desires are independent, sexually confident, and not interested in playing games or deceiving him. Overall, the song "Straight Drop" portrays Gucci Mane's experiences in the drug world, his success, and his appreciation for strong and empowered women.
