The song "Trap Shit" by Gucci Mane featuring Lil Baby is a trap music track that showcases the artists' experiences and lifestyles in the trap music scene. "Trap" refers to both the genre of music and the lifestyle associated with drug dealing in urban communities. Gucci Mane begins the song by mentioning different strains of marijuana, such as Vin Diesel and Keisha, which he sells. He boasts about his success in the music industry, comparing himself to Georgia, where he's from, legalizing marijuana. He also mentions being high and fashionable, with clothes from Diesel. He references his reputation as a respected figure in the trap scene, claiming his influence and popularity among women. He mentions affiliations with a group called "Crest boys" and talks about violence, indicating the lifestyle that comes with being involved in the trap. Gucci Mane references Club Crucial, his former strip club, and talks about his relationship with a young shooter, meaning someone who handles his dirty work. He emphasizes the need for security measures by searching individuals before entering a trap, to avoid confrontations and potential threats. Gucci Mane's lyrics portray him as a dangerous and powerful figure in the trap world. Following Gucci Mane's verse, Lil Baby takes over. He also emphasizes his authenticity and street credibility. He brags about his wealth, with money in his pockets and expensive wristwatches. He mentions his preference for women with attractive figures and expensive taste in fashion. Lil Baby discusses his involvement in the trap game, mentioning his profit from illegal activities and his perception of the police constantly monitoring him. He boasts about his ability to afford luxury items like watches and firearms while referencing notorious drug lord El Chapo. He also mentions his connections to the rap group 1017 and his reputation as a young veteran in the trap scene. Overall, the song "Trap Shit" paints a picture of the trap lifestyle, highlighting themes of wealth, violence, and street credibility. It showcases Gucci Mane and Lil Baby's experiences and success within the trap music scene.
