"Tootsies" is a song by Gucci Mane, and the lyrics revolve around themes of wealth, drug use, and his extravagant lifestyle. The term "Tootsies" refers to Tootsies Cabaret, a famous strip club in Miami, known for its opulence and popularity among celebrities. The song starts off with Gucci Mane mentioning the influence of drugs, particularly opiates, which he claims can make people act like Kanye West. He also boasts about his ability to make the mall open before regular opening hours just because he rocks Gucci, a high-end fashion brand. Gucci Mane refers to himself as "Dr. Trapenstein," emphasizing his reputation in the trap music genre and his skill to prescribe drugs like Percocet. He states that he doesn't find a woman attractive enough to pursue, dismissing her as not meeting his standards. The lyrics also highlight Gucci Mane's excessive spending habits, mentioning how he's spent a large sum of money on Gucci products. He asserts his financial success and brags about being wealthy enough for his son to be rich as well. The second verse continues to showcase Gucci Mane's luxurious lifestyle, mentioning his new Maybach car and how he parks it in an elevator. He describes hanging out at Tootsies on a Tuesday, in a private room with women, and hints at engaging in explicit activities. Gucci Mane further boasts about his wealth, name-dropping luxury brands like Gucci and his expensive Gucci sandals. He compares himself to Jesus, emphasizing his status and the attention he receives from women. Overall, the song "Tootsies" embodies Gucci Mane's lavish lifestyle, his affinity for opulent strip clubs like Tootsies, and his prominence in the trap music scene. The lyrics also touch on his drug use and expensive taste, intertwining themes of excess and wealth.
