Party Animal
Gucci Mane · The Appeal - Georgia's Most Wanted [2010]
Yeaa..
Wasted
Party
Burr
Double dueces on the back
21's on the front
got the engine in the back
and the trunk is in the front
in the back of the club now smokin on a blunt
club packed took a pass?? and parked right in the front
from the front to the back like a zoo party animal
want to ball with me baby wat it do, party animal
shes a man-eater baby, thats the kind?? of party animal
imma party animal, shes a party animal
im a party animal, used to be a trafficker
bricks up on the bus call me the roll manager
200,000 cash i might put that in the challanger
only ride on ????? cause thats my eat atlanta car
first i brought you juiceman, then i brought you flock flame
gucci mane the bossman but you can call me iceman
[incomplete]
Wasted
Party
Burr
Double dueces on the back
21's on the front
got the engine in the back
and the trunk is in the front
in the back of the club now smokin on a blunt
club packed took a pass?? and parked right in the front
from the front to the back like a zoo party animal
want to ball with me baby wat it do, party animal
shes a man-eater baby, thats the kind?? of party animal
imma party animal, shes a party animal
im a party animal, used to be a trafficker
bricks up on the bus call me the roll manager
200,000 cash i might put that in the challanger
only ride on ????? cause thats my eat atlanta car
first i brought you juiceman, then i brought you flock flame
gucci mane the bossman but you can call me iceman
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Party Animal - Gucci Mane
Released on The Appeal, this track exemplifies the high-energy trap sound that defined Gucci Mane's early 2010s output. As a staple of his discography, the recording showcases his signature aggressive delivery and rapid-fire flow, characteristic of the Atlanta rap scene during that era. The song serves as a dynamic showcase of his ability to blend hard-hitting beats with lyrical intensity, reinforcing his status as a central figure in the genre's evolution. It remains a recognizable song in his catalog, reflecting the raw energy and production style that became synonymous with his work on The Appeal and surrounding releases.