Hotstuff
Gucci Mane · Other Songs - Gucci Mane
Lil mama so fast lil mama so fast slow down
Lil mama so jazzy lil mama so bad
[Chorus:]
She got that hot stuff she got that hot stuff baby
u done growed up damn u done growed up baby girl u
sho nuff sho nuff got that hot stuff
[Girl:]
Baby come and get it cus you know I got that hot stuff
baby come and get it cus you know that I growed up
[Gucci:]
Baby girl you growed up (I growed up) damn u done growed
up (I growed up) baby girl u sho nuff sho nuff got that hot stuff
Watchin you watchin me jockin you as you jockin me
seen me come up in the hood then you was too young
fo me younger than me six years so that makes her 23,
22, or 28 ain't seen her since 93' 93,
ooo dolla old school just for her to see let ya hair
down hit then leave this might crank up the beat graduated
lookin good said she went to georgia state I play fo
so icey baby ballin like the nba pretty in the face
small in the waist real fly head and her purse game
crazy nails stay done credit a1 never been married
and she never had a baby yo old lady my old lady yo
old lady my lady yo lady set real precious sex in the
city sex in the city it'll get you that minute
[Chorus]
Last time I seen you were a itty baby now you got some
pretty titties seen you workin at magic city that means
on my donk in the 6 playin get silly get silly get
silly rooger cocky oh really fuck fidget nigga fidget
midget come from my britches gucci get it yeah really
he is so big willy shawty got that hot mouth but she
need to fuck with me fuck with me fuck with me pussy
niggas stuck with me buck 50 blue bently bently brightly
160 house cost me 960 blue beamer 760 I get it I get
it you don't fuck with me suck dealin deal dope bitch you a little kitty
[Chorus]
Hotstuff - Gucci Mane
Released in the mid-2000s, "Hotstuff" stands as a quintessential example of Gucci Mane's early Atlanta trap sound. The track showcases his signature flow, characterized by rapid-fire delivery and a laid-back, melodic cadence that became a hallmark of his discography. Produced with the gritty, bass-heavy aesthetic typical of the Southern hip-hop scene of that era, the recording captures the raw energy and street credibility that defined Gucci Mane's rise to prominence. As a staple of his early catalog, the song reflects the collaborative spirit and sonic landscape of the mid-2000s rap era, cementing his status as a leading figure in the genre. It remains a defining track for fans of his work and serves as a nostalgic touchstone for the evolution of trap music.