The song "WWGD Outro" by Gucci Mane is a collaboration with producer Zaytoven. The acronym WWGD stands for "What would Gucci do?" and the song serves as an outro, closing out the album. In the lyrics, Gucci Mane reflects on his status as a big boss and how he feels isolated or lonely at the top. He brags about his success in the industry, comparing himself to his enemies who are not as wealthy as him. He also mentions his past involvement in selling drugs, referencing how his friends used to buy drugs from him. Gucci Mane reminisces about his early days and how a friend helped him by cutting his first slab of drugs. He also mentions a fistfight at a skating rink where his friend threw the first punch for him. However, he later found out that this friend turned out to be a snitch, which hurt him deeply. Gucci Mane criticizes him for betraying their friendship and emphasizes that he is no longer associated with him. The song also touches on Gucci Mane's experience with the justice system. He expresses his disdain for the police and their actions, suggesting that he would rather be imprisoned and wear shower shoes than cooperate with law enforcement. Gucci Mane asserts that real men stand up for themselves and their actions, rather than turning into snitches. The chorus of the song emphasizes the question, "What would Gucci do?" It implies that Gucci Mane's actions and mindset should serve as a guide for individuals who find themselves in similar situations. Gucci Mane symbolizes strength, resilience, and staying true to oneself. Overall, "WWGD Outro" explores Gucci Mane's experiences, his growth as an artist, and his perspective on loyalty, betrayal, and success.
