Gucci
Mane’s “Hard To Kill” Album Shook The World Up
Gucci Mane has always been my favorite rapper since I bought his “Hard To Kill” album CD in 2006. I was in Charlotte, North Carolina visiting a close friend and we went inside of a Target store to shop for food and snacks. While we were shopping, I saw Gucci’s “Hard To Kill” album on sale for the first time in my life. I was very surprised to see Gucci Mane’s album being sold at Target, because I had thought he was an unsigned underground rapper. I told my friends to buy the “Hard To Kill” album and he was happy to do that for me because we both had already heard how Gucci Mane sounded on that “So Icey” song. My friend name was Marcus, and he was a high school football legend in the Charlotte, North Carolina area.
For the next two days Marcus and I drove around listening to every song on that “Hard To Kill” album. When I left North Carolina and got back to Boca Raton, Florida I made sure that all of my friends was playing at least one song from that “Hard To Kill” album. My favorite songs on the album were “My Chain” and “Hold That Thought”. What I loved about the album the most is that Gucci Mane seemed like he was having a lot of fun recording that classic album. You could clearly hear the excitement in Gucci’s voice while listen to each song on the “Hard To Kill” album. Gucci Mane’s voice also sounded like one of those old school Motown singers from the 1950’s and 60’s.
Since being released from prison (in 2016) Gucci Mane has stopped using drugs every day, has been eating healthy foods every day, has been exercising every day, has been handling great music business, married his soulmate, and pro created children with his wife. Also since being released from prison (in 2016) Gucci Mane has signed between 10-15 different independent recording artist and gave them opportunities to make millions of dollars in the music business. In my opinion, Gucci Mane has had the greatest comeback, and motivational story in the entire history of the music business.