"When I Was Water Wippin" is a song by Gucci Mane that depicts his life during his involvement in drug dealing and the effect it has on his relationships with women. In the song, Gucci Mane talks about his extravagant lifestyle and his experiences with drugs and money. He mentions how he talks a lot of trash and is able to wake up a dead man with his words. He refers to himself as the "milk man" and boasts about his financial success, encouraging others to call the "rent man" for payments. Gucci Mane reflects on his past achievements, including running up his bread (money) and his ability to avoid getting robbed. He casually mentions his drug usage, like drinking "raw out the jar" and sipping caviar, indicating his preference for a lavish lifestyle. He also highlights his disregard for older women, referencing his interactions with senior citizens. The song addresses the changes in Gucci Mane's life and how his success has affected his relationships. He reminisces about simpler times when he could take a girl on a date to Wendy's but now encounters women who want extravagant trips to Sicily or Piccadilly. Gucci Mane believes these women are fake and insincere, comparing them to the infamous lip-syncing duo Milli Vanilli. The hook of the song emphasizes the notion that many men go broke trying to impress women. Gucci Mane criticizes men who prioritize relationships with women over their own financial stability, and he advises focusing on money over relationships. He also points out the hypocrisy of people who claim to be genuine but are actually deceitful. In the second verse, Gucci Mane continues his discussion of relationships and his dislike for women who try to take advantage of his wealth. He refers to his kitchen as a metaphorical representation of the many women who are willing to do anything for him. The implication is that he has many women around him, and he criticizes those who depend on rich men for their financial security. Gucci Mane emphasizes the importance of paying attention and following his rules in order to be involved with him. He boasts about his luxurious lifestyle and his ability to drive expensive cars. He states that he is not interested in women who are too thin and prefers curvier women. Overall, "When I Was Water Wippin" showcases Gucci Mane's experiences with drugs, money, and relationships. It highlights his wealth and success in the drug trade while also expressing his cynicism towards insincere women who are only interested in his money.
