On October 17 (that’s 10/17 as in 1017 Brick Squad), Gucci Mane released his digital album, Trap God 3. That’s fairly normal behavior for the incarcerated Georgia product.
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While there has been a steady stream of releases following Gucci’s government sponsored vacation, it’s been business as usual for those familiar with the trajectory of Gucci Mane’s career. From the multiple arrests, to his erratic social media behavior, to his tattoos, Gucci is anything but the norm.
For further proof, take a look at Gucci Mane’s 10 craziest moments.
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Given how police seem to enjoy shooting black men for sport, you’d be hard pressed to come up with a reason to cuss out a pair of cops. Yet, in September of 2013, Gucci Mane did just that while in possession of weed and a loaded gun.
You have to be a pretty cold dude to push a woman out of a moving vehicle. The man who refers to himself as “Guwop” was cold enough to do so and got arrested for his icy behavior in April of 2011. Brrr!
No sane person gets a triple ice cream scoop inked on his or her face. But then again, when talking about Gucci Mane, you’re not dealing with a sane person.
In September of 2011, Gucci Mane decided to go ham on Twitter. He took shots at half the Young Money roster, and he also claimed to have bedded Monica, Keyshia Cole, Fantasia and Ciara.
It’s safe to assume the epic Twitter rant was Gucci Mane’s proverbial rock bottom. He would later apologize for the tweets, admit to being addicted to codeine and issue several apologies for his reckless tweeting.
Chivalry is dead as far as Gucci Mane is concerned. As the video above proves, he’ll shove and/or punch a woman if he feels so inclined. He certainly had no problem putting hands on his former flame, Mac Breezy.
Despite V-Nasty being caught dropping N-bombs on camera multiple times and trying to justify her usage of said word, December 2011 found Gucci collaborating the former White Girl Mob rapper on their album, BAYTL.
The Fulton County Jail is very familiar with one Radric Davis. It was just another routine stop on November 3, 2010 when Gucci was booked for charges of damage to government property, obstruction, driving without a license, reckless driving, running a red light or stop sign, failure to maintain a lane and driving on the wrong side of the road.
For approximately 32 minutes, Gucci Mane hit Twitter (again) to announce he was changing his name to Guwop. Of course, he’d fire up his Twitter app again, and rethink the decision, ultimately choosing to stay with the moniker Gucci Mane.
Gucci Mane had iced-out chains made of Bart Simpson, Odie from Garfield, and Starvin’ Marvin from South Park, because… Actually, there’s no logical reason a sane person would get those chains.
