Gucci Mane & Pooh Shiesty Drop “Still Remember”

STILL REMEMBER

Gucci Mane & Pooh Shiesty

OVERALL RATING (???)


Gucci Mane comes back more times than James Brown when he puts his coat back on.

I grewed up on Gucci Mane (Yes, I said grewed up). To me, he was speaking to the streets like no other rapper was when he dropped music back then. On “Still Remember,” Gucci sounds like him and the streets are still happily married.

“Still Remember” is so trill, I f**ked around and ordered some gold teeth while listening to the song. Not only is it powered by a beat that sounds like it has a few murder charges on its belt, but you also get verses by Gucci Mane and Pooh Shiesty (Gucci Mane’s latest signee) that hustlers, ballers, bando employees, gun-totters, drug-dealers, and scumbags can relate to.

You can take the hood out of Gucci, but cannot take Gucci out of the hood (I know what I said).


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