Snow
Cold World Hustle: Gucci Mane's Street Realities
Lyrics
Fuck the feds, I'ma make my money, take a leap
Expressing defiance against law enforcement, prioritizing making money and taking risks.
I'ma take a flight, bring it back for the cheap
Planning to travel by flight to bring back goods at a lower cost.
'Cause nothin' shakin' here but the leaves in the trees
Highlighting a lack of significant events or opportunities, emphasizing simplicity.
Got a bitch in a jungle smashin' leaves with her feet (huh?)
Describing a woman in a wild environment engaging in unconventional activities.
Just to stay up, coca leaves in her teeth
Using coca leaves as a stimulant to stay awake and active.
Then she chew it like it's gone, gotta see it to believe (why?)
Describing the woman chewing coca leaves with disbelief-inducing intensity.
What a wicked web we weave when we lyin' to deceive
Reflecting on the complexities and consequences of deceitful behavior.
And the apple don't ever fall far from the tree (nah)
Stating that deceptive tendencies are inherited or learned from close family members.
Fixin' up a key with my rewrap machine (fresh)
Preparing a significant amount of drugs with a machine for repackaging.
If you need me to cook it, I'ma whip up free
Offering to cook drugs for others without charge.
All the checkers know me, used to keep they ID
Referencing familiarity with individuals who check or inspect identities.
And the outside cold, but the boy got heat
Despite the external cold, having personal strength or power.
Tractor trailer jumpin' out the freight like "Beep" (beep)
Describing a large truck exiting a freight area with a distinctive sound.
This ain't a mixtape, all my bricks cost a fee (skrrt)
Asserting the high cost and quality of the speaker's drugs.
I-20 Gucci Mane, bitch, get out the way
Identifying the speaker as Gucci Mane on the I-20 highway, demanding others to move out of the way.
I go Luda with the 'bows, I could throw 'em from the Bay
Comparing oneself to Ludacris by mentioning the ability to throw elbows aggressively.
Ha
Exclamation, possibly indicating a reaction to the previous lines.
Guwop
Repetition of the artist's name, possibly for emphasis or recognition.
It's cold outside, they wanna warm me (haa)
Acknowledging the cold weather and expressing caution against potential threats.
I brought an army in case a nigga wanna harm me (bam)
Bringing attention to the speaker's preparedness for any potential harm with an army.
For Christmas, mom got me the London Fog
Recalling a Christmas gift of a London Fog brand item.
So many felonies, I still can't go to London (damn)
Despite financial success, the speaker cannot travel to London due to legal issues.
A quarter mil' and I went to Montreal
Detailing a significant monetary amount spent in Montreal.
He just a nigga rappin', I'm a hustler
Asserting the speaker's identity as a hustler compared to others who merely rap.
Gettin' cocky and my wrist gettin' rockier (bling)
Expressing confidence and success, particularly in terms of jewelry and wealth.
All the snow got 'em watchin' with binoculars (Wop)
Noting that the speaker's success attracts attention, metaphorically comparing it to falling snow observed through binoculars.
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