There’s trill, and then there’s trill with cheese in the middle “Richer than Errbody” is the latter. YOUNGBOY NEVER BROKE AGAIN & DABABY)Īll three of the rappers on this track will shoot you without hesitation. I think strip clubs are overrated, but that’s probably because I don’t have money like that.Ģ. On some real s**t, it almost feels like the duo made the song in a hot tub with a bunch of bad b*tches. Over this instrumental, Gucci Mane and Lil Baby spit bars both slyly and unbotheredly. “Tootsies” features this regular-degular trap instrumental that n***as in the bando have heard for years now. Anyway, rappers like Gucci Mane and Lil Baby frequent the place, and according to “Tootsies,” they spend money, fishtail, and treat women to drugs when they go (Yikes). When you combine every single aspect I just mentioned together, what you get is an adrenaline-filled banger that I low-key think will be plenty of people’s favorite song from this album.įor those of you that don’t know, ‘Tootsies’ is a strip club in Miami that charges way too f**king much for some chicken wings. (Not only do I think the title is lazy as hell, but I also don’t get excited when I see Peewee Longway and Takeoff’s name on anything) With that being said, the track is pretty solid, as it boasts this heroic trap instrumental, and over it, Gucci Mane drops a raw/gritty ass verse that him sticking his chest out, while Takeoff and Peewee share a verse that has them each rapping with complex flows and disrespectful demeanors. I’m not going to lie, I thought “Wop Longway Takeoff” would be garbage simply based off of its title. I’m that big boy stepper, I’m that stepperĪll my steps calculated, I’m that stepper, niggaĭespite the occasional piss-poor lyrics by both Gucci Mane and Kodak Black on “Big Boy Diamonds,” I still f**k with the song, as it boasts a mystical instrumental, tough ass bars (Not clever, but tough), and hood vibes that feel realer than Nancy Pelosi’s gangsta ways.Ĥ. I guess “Big Boy Diamonds” should be considered one of the best tracks on “Woptober II”… The reason I am reluctant to call it “good” is because there are way too many corny ass bars on it by both Kodak Black and Gucci Mane… See a few I picked out below: In fact, the biggest difference between this album and that formerly bygone era of Gucci is how much more believable he is when making claims like the one on the opening track-that he is “Richer Than Errybody.Gucci Mane is hard as hell to regulate, keep up with, and turn down in the untamed “Woptober II.” Packed with voices of the moment like Megan Thee Stallion and DaBaby, Woptober II also features some of the best MCs Atlanta street rap has to offer, including Quavo and Takeoff of Migos, Lil Baby, Peewee Longway, and Gucci’s onetime right hand, OJ da Juiceman. “This dope will make you do the Kanye,” he says on “Tootsies.”
And he’s rapping like he doesn’t care who hears what he has to say. Throughout it, Gucci is very much the freewheeling MC whose masterful balance of horrifying threats and impassioned flexing won him his first tier of fans underground. Woptober II plays like a throwback to the first run of Gucci’s most celebrated mixtape work, recalling storied projects like Bird Flu, EA SportsCenter, and his multivolume Wilt Chamberlain series. Chalk the enthusiasm up to being a supportive partner, but Ka’oir is no liar. “Album so street! Yall ain’t ready,” reads one of the post’s earliest comments, left by Gucci’s wife, Keyshia Ka’oir. Gucci Mane announced his 15th studio album on Instagram a few weeks ahead of its release, and almost as quickly, fans had an idea of how the project would sound.