Gucci Mane Teams With Young Thug For 'Down on That'
. (Radio.com) Gucci Mane has released a new song featuring his one-time protege Young Thug, "Down On That." The song opens with a typically hoarse, high-pitched Young Thug yelping his way through a verse about his drug connects. Don't sleep on the highlight of his verse, a truly bizarre ad-lib he unleashes at 49 seconds in--he snarls what seems like a pure, made-up guttural sound, with a vague resemblance to "sriracha." In the context of the very uneven quality control that has marked Gucci's post-prison output, his verse here is definitely strong: "I thank God money fell for me, I hope we always be together/A n-- told me he was scared for me, I told him get his s- together," he raps. The song is supposed to be from the upcoming Brick Factory 3, which was originally scheduled for release this week but has been pushed back. Check out the new song here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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