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Zia Records top sales for the week Zia Records top sales for the week ending Feb. 7, 2010 1. Zombieland (DVD) Sony 2. Lil Wayne Rebirth (Cash Money) 3. Them Crooked Vultures Them Crooked Vultures (Sony) 4. Gucci Mane The State vs. Radric Davis (Asylum) 5. Rob Zombie Hellbilly Deluxe 2 (Roadrunner) 6. Young Money We Are Young Money (Cash Money) 7. Phoenix Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix (Glassnote) 8 …

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Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by Tizzle - February 7, 2010 at 12:28 pm

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Is Gucci Mane in Rehab?

A new rumor on on the streets is saying that Gucci Mane is in rehab. It’s a known fact that Gucci Mane likes to party, but has it really got this bad? Additionally, we have not heard any official word from Gucci Mane regarding this matter.

Apparently, there have been rumors that Gucci was supposed to be sent back to jail for a minor offense. To avoid going to jail again he negotiated to being “sentenced” to go to a rehab facility. The reason for being sent back to jail is that Radric Davis violated a parole agreement. If Gucci Mane is found in rehab facility, it’s because he took the lesser of two evils, and not because he has to be there.

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1 comment - What do you think?  Posted by Nicky Papers - September 16, 2009 at 3:20 pm

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Gucci Mane – RollingOut.com Interview July 2009


Gucci Mane gets real with RollingOut.com. In an exclusive photoshot with Gucci Mane, an interview was conducted where really started to open up. Gucci Mane gives honest answers about his life, his work ethic, and personal life.

Below are highlights from the RollingOut.com Interview.

What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned since ‘Icy’ dropped?
You gotta stand on your own two feet. You can’t depend on nobody. You gotta build your own fire. You gotta stand by your own heat. You can’t ride nobody else’s coattails and be mad at nobody else if they don’t help you. You gotta help yourself.

Did you receive preferential treatment in jail?
Nah. I think I got the same treatment.

What was the one thing that got under your skin the most while you were incarcerated?
The one thing that got under my skin a lot was being away from my family — not being able to be around my loved ones.

What’s the ‘scared straight’ story that you would tell young dudes to sway them from going to jail?
I’d tell them it’s a life-changing experience and not a place nobody would want to be. It’s not something that’s cool. You should try to do everything you can to not get there.

What tips do you have for surviving the recession?
Definitely save, save, save. If you save something now, then you can put that with something that you save later on. Do whatever you can do to cut back on spending — every penny counts right now.

What do you say to the people who are still focused on material things, even as the economy tanks?
It’s not wrong to want material things. It’s not wrong to want to treat yourself. But when you treat yourself, make sure you worked hard for it. Grade yourself on a tough scale. Make sure you saved a lot, and spent a little.

What’s the best part of a woman’s body — besides the obvious?
Eyes. Eyes tell a lot about a lady. You can tell almost what kind of person she is. You can tell if she’s shy, if she’s sexy, if she’s mean, all just by looking in her eyes.

What type of woman do you like?
I’m a party animal. I like party girls.

What’s the best thing a woman has ever told you?
Girls tell you so much stuff. You gotta watch what these girls tell you. They try to gas you up just because you’re famous or you’re getting money. But I don’t be studying that. I don’t believe nothing nobody say.

But how do you know she’s not just conning you?
Man, I don’t know [laughing]. You almost just gotta close your eyes and just guess [laughing].

What’s the worst thing a woman can do in a relationship?
I don’t rock with that keeping up with your friends. That’s a quick way to lose me. Girls [are] real big on friends. I’m not the type of person to keep up with the Joneses. I don’t care about what anybody got going on, I only care about what I got going on.

If you could go back and talk to yourself as a kid, what would you tell yourself?
I probably would’ve told myself to stay in school longer [and] get a college degree. I’d try to be more knowledgeable about the world, because I could’ve used that in my profession right now. My vocabulary would be wider. I’d be more knowledgeable. I could touch on more topics in my music. But I only go as far as I know, and that’s the streets.

What were you like when you were younger?
I was bad as a kid, but I was smart. I was in a lot of trouble, but only because I was a busybody and I didn’t have anything to occupy my time. If they’d kept me [involved] with activities … I probably would’ve excelled. I wasn’t into sports or anything. I was just running the streets.

Did you work any odd jobs?
When I was 14 or 15, I worked at Wayfield Foods.

What was your job?
I was the guy that bagged the groceries. That was my first job, it was crazy. I used to have to flip that s— because it wasn’t enough.

Tell us about your foundation.
We travel all around giving out shoes, bikes, haircuts [and] book bags, everything you could think about. I always give back to the community.

Who’s the first person you think about when you wake up?
There’s so many people that I think about — my mother, my son, my auntie, my little brothers … just my whole family. I can’t say one person.

What’s the biggest misconception people have about you?
That I’m not a friendly person, that I don’t like to engage with my fans. I love talking to my fans and just being out and mixing with people. I’ve always been a people person. People think that I’m standoffish, that I’m arrogant and conceited or not that easy to work with. I’m a team player.

Why do you think you have that reputation?
When I first started my career, the crews I was running with … we had so much going on besides rapping. … We didn’t let people in our circle. That probably gave off the feel that we didn’t want to rock with nobody, but really I always was up on anybody that wanted to be down with us.

What is your best quality as a man?
I would have to say my work ethic. I’m the hardest working person in the world. Once I have a goal and plan, I’m real diligent on keeping focused on that. … My whole family is like that.

Break down your work ethic.
When I used to be in the trap at the level of just being on the corner, [I’d] be out early in the morning before anybody else was out there and I’d be out later than anybody else was out there. And now, I’m in the studio days [on] end — taking showers in the studio. I work it like the dope game.

What’s your definition of manhood?
My definition of manhood is being able to hold yourself down and your family down, and live your life with no excuses.

What does that mean — ‘live life with no excuses’?
If you’re a man, you can’t fault [anybody] for [what’s] going wrong with your life. You have to try to do positive things and keep revenue coming in. That’s part of being a man. You can’t blame the economy, you can’t blame the white man, you can’t blame your girlfriend, you can’t blame your education. Whatever cards you’re dealt … play them.

At what point did you realize that you had become a man?
I’ve been on my own since I was 15 or 16. I guess around 14 or 15 I decided that I didn’t need my mom to take care of me anymore.

So you were a man at 14?
I think I was.

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2 comments - What do you think?  Posted by Nicky Papers - September 13, 2009 at 4:03 am

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New Gucci Mane SmackTube Video Sept 2009

This is the most recent Gucci Mane video showing what’s coming next in Gucci’s career. He seems more focused than ever in this video and he’s spitting fire on this track. Gucci Mane is hungry enough right now to become one of the best rapper in the game. He’s coming in at the right time and making a name for Trap Music.

Clearly, he’s about his music hustle and getting his music out to as many people as possible. Moving forward, he’s still remaining hard and lyrically entertaining. Gucci was built for the game and he’s really starting to show it pumping out hard verses in a big budget studio. Everyone in that studio was feeling those rhymes. I think Gucci’s fans are feeling it too.

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Gucci Mane Bird Flu Mixtape by DJ: The Empire

The Gucci Mane Bird Flu Mixtape by The EMPIRE is a serious mixtape that was released on 9/11/2007. Being that today is 9/11/2009 marking a special day, I thought it would be appropriate mention the 2nd anniversary of this mixtape.

Check out the HIGHLIGHTED tracks.

1: What Kinda King
2: Apology to T.I. (Live on ATLS Hot 107.9)
3: Pilllz (Got Now Remix)
4: Street Smart
5: Chicken Talk
6: Trap Money (feat. Shawty Lo)
7: Pushaman (feat. Shawty Redd and Fiend)
8: This tha Life (feat. HB)
9: Iced Up (feat. Suga Suga)
10: Hold That Thought
11: Stick em’ Up (feat. la chat)
12: Ketchup
13: I’m a J (feat. Lil Jon and Fabo)
14: Bird Flu

15: Swing My Door
16: Work Ya Wrist
17: Freaky Girl (Got Now Remix feat. Ludacris)
18: Freestyle
19: Stupid
20: Zone 6
21: Dat Boi Cold
22: Frisbees
23: Giant
24: Streets on Lock (remix feat. Hot Dollar and Rick Ross)
25: Pull Up to the Club (feat. DG Yola)

This is a solid Gucci Mane mixtape feat. artists such as Rick Ross, Ludacris, Lil’ Jon, and of course, good friend Shawty Lo. Some highlights of this mixtape are the following tracks: Birdflu, I’m a J, and Pillz. (Got Now remix) My favorite track from this mixtape is the Freaky Girl remix featuring Ludacris. I thought the beat and the vocal tracks came out seamlessly. It’s officially the best Freaky Girl remix on the street, so be sure to check it out.

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Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by Nicky Papers - September 12, 2009 at 2:35 am

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Gucci Mane Rare Traphouse Picture Discovered

In this rare photo above, Gucci Mane demonstrates what it means to run a trap house. This is a RadricDavis.com exclusive. Gucci Mane means business when it comes to running his kitchen and making sure his operations are run smoothly.

Trapping is originally what put Gucci Mane on the map in the first place. His business acumen was learned on the streets which is now being utilized in the music industry and corporate world. Gucci Mane is one of a handful of rappers today who are true to their rhymes, and consistently challenge themselves to get to the next level as a recording artist. Gucci also knows how to market himself the right way and those are the skills that propel careers in the entertainment business to the next level. From where Gucci Mane is today, there is no place but up to the top for him.

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