Gucci Mane’s Hood Classics Weighed Up-Digital By Big Cat
With Gucci Mane on lockdown, Big Cat laced the block on September 23, with the rapper’s Hood Classics, a dope boy’s triple beam dream.
Weighed up digital by Big Cat, with 18 ghetto gold trap-anthemsGucci Banner, Hood Classics rounds out the troubled Southern Hip Hop star’s catalog and is a must-have for any Gucci Mane addict. Hood Classics officially has the streets on lock, (no pun intended).
The release is accompanied by a 35 minute DVD of never-before seen footage, which gives fans a closer look at Gucci Mane’s journey from the Trap House to mainstream and back. Now that the artist is once again behind bars, the streets must recognize that Hood Classics is more than mere talk; every Gucci story is raw and real.
Young Jeezy, Killa Mike, and Bun B, among other rappers fluent in the streets are featured on Hood Classics. The record includes hot singles such as “I’m the Sh*t” and the unreleased “2008, So Icy Remix.”
Gucci Mane’s career jumped off in 2005 when he brought us “Icy” featuring Young Jeezy, which quickly became a hood hit bumped in whips across the country. Big Cat Records, ATL’s Independently Made and Independently Paid indie, subsequently released the commercially successful Trap House, Hard to Kill and Trap-A-Thon LPs.
