Gross
Gucci Mane · Other Songs - Gucci Mane
Yeeeeeaaah Boyyyy Uh Yeeeeaaahh
babe but your Attitude Is Gross
Her Body Is Gross
i mean like
but ur gross baby
I Know Thats Real Gross
I Mean Like Really Really Gross
I Gross
She's Real Gross
This Is Gross
Im Gettin Close
To Gresham Road
Im In My Rolls
Wit 4 Hoes Smokin Dro
blow my nose snot on my bank, boogers on my bank Im Gross
Im So Throwed
Im So Gone
just might Hurl Cuz The Bitch So Gross
Push one button an the roof Get Lost
You Aint Gotta Speak Let The Headboard Talk
220 On The Dash On The Car I Bought
Thinkin Im Not But That Just Thought
I Know Im Gonna Do It Cuz I Really Want To
Do You Want To Cuz I Really Want To
My flow so sick super drag racing in a super sport
Never seen it hit before...
These Niggahs Hoes They Fucking Gross
My Girl Is dope
Her Shoes The Mostest
Earrings are Gross
Her Necks Pherocious
Who Got Dat Smoke
This Shyt Aint Smokin
This Shyt Is Gross, Fucking Gross
When I Smoke, It Cost The Mostest
This Shyt Is Potent, But It Aint Gross
I Need That Gross, It Make Me Cough
My Earings Gross, Her Earings Gross
This Shyts A Cold
Yeah That Shyt Smokin
Rims Are Gross, Heels Are Gross
Diamonds Thowed, Gucci Focus
This Shyt Is Gross
She Wanna Smoke
I Need A O
I Took her over
im in a loaf
i mean a loft
Lets Make A Toast
Cuz Im a Boss
Hey Man Get Lost
Ya Fuckin Gross
Dont Make Me Hurl
Ya Girls A Joke
Dont mean to boast
Dont mean to loaf
Hoes See My Ghost
Want To elope
Im In A Boat
I Mean a Yacht
Im In That O
That Stands For Ocean
My House On Oceans
My Roof Door Open
it eject if aint real then hit eject
This Shyt Is Gross, Fucking Gross
When I Smoke, It Cost The Mostest
This Shyt Is Poland, But It Aint Gross
I Need That Gross, It Make Me Cough
My Earings Gross, Her Earings Gross
This Shyts A Cold
Yeah That Shyt Smokin
Rims Are Gross, Heels Are Gross
Diamonds Thowed, Gucci Focus
This Is Gross
About Gross
"Gross" by Gucci Mane stands as a defining track from the Atlanta trap era, showcasing the rapper's signature blend of aggressive flow and street-level storytelling. Released during a period when he was solidifying his status as a dominant force in Southern hip-hop, the song exemplifies the genre's raw energy and focus on materialism and conflict. As part of his broader discography, the recording reflects the sonic landscape of mid-to-late 2000s trap music, characterized by heavy basslines and minimalist beats that allowed Gucci's vocal delivery to take center stage. The track contributed to his reputation for unapologetic self-promotion and his ability to capture the gritty realities of life in the South. It remains a staple for fans of the genre, illustrating the evolution of trap from its early roots to its current mainstream dominance through consistent artistic output and cultural impact.