He also patched things up (sorta) with his former rival, Jeezy, in a Verzuz battle that saw them perform their hit “So Icy,” for the first time in a decade. Not only did he write a new book, The Gucci Mane Guide To Greatness, he also guest-starred on a number of tracks from up-and-coming artists, lending them his coveted cosign, including Mulatto (“Muwop“), Rico Nasty (“Don’t Like Me” with Don Toliver), and Lakeyah (“Poppin“), as well as his own artists, Big Scarr (“Ballin’ In LA“) and Pooh Shiesty (“Ugly“). The project is apparently named in honor of the recent birth of Gucci’s son with Keyshia Ka’oir, who appears on the project’s cover and is listed as executive producer.Īlthough Gucci didn’t release a solo project in 2020, he was far from idle. 1 slingshot group members Foogiano and Pooh Shiesty into stardom - Gucci’s making up for anyway, announcing the surprise release of his first solo full-length since 2019, Ice Daddy. While that time wasn’t exactly lost - So Icy Gang Vol. 1 compilation, foregoing a new album release for himself for the first time since 2016. Last year, Gucci Mane introduced the world to the roster of his record label, The New 1017, with the So Icy Gang Vol. This is the first time the hip-hop couple has revealed their son publicly. Inspired by the birth of his son, Gucci decided to have his dripped-out baby boy serve as the cover art for his upcoming album. Ice Davis is the first child between Gucci and his wife, Keyshia Ka'oir.
‘Grandeur’ featured the likes of Justin Bieber, Lil Uzi Vert, Meek Mill, and Rick Ross. Ice Daddy is the follow-up to 2019’s ‘Delusions of the Grandeur,’ which launched at #7 on the Billboard 200. Baby Ice, who is Gucci and wife Keyshia Ka’oir first child together, is featured on the album cover. But lose his self-respect? He’d rather die.Album Full# Gucci Mane Ice Daddy (Mp3+Zip) Download Gucci Mane has new music on the way with the upcoming release of ‘Ice Daddy,’ his 17th studio album, on June 18. The pace of the work-more than 100 releases between 20-not only pointed to his day-in, day-out work ethic, but his intoxicating confidence: He put teardrops under his eye because he wished he could cry. One of the first great rappers of the trap era, Gucci-born Radric Davis in 1980-helped bring the sound of Atlanta street rap into the mainstream, turning out tough, funny records that examined his hustle with equal parts ruthlessness and glee, not to mention showcasing a string of producers that became superstars in their own right: Zaytoven (“Pillz,” “Bricks”), Southside (“Trap House 3”), Mike WiLL Made-It (“1st Day Out Tha Feds”), and so on. Really? That’s it? “I was selling dope!” But doesn’t money change things? Like, make life more complicated? “Life shouldn’t get tough when you got a bunch of money in the bank,” he said. Gucci Mane? “Man, I started rapping for money,” he told Apple Music in 2018. Some do it because they need to quote-unquote express themselves.
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