Everybody Looking [Explicit] by Gucci Mane boutiques NEUF

Tracks:
No Sleep (Intro)
Out Do Ya
Back On Road
Waybach
P**** Print (feat. Kanye West)
Pop Music
Guwop Home (feat. Young Thug)
Gucci Please
Robbed
Richest N**** In The Room
1st Day Out Tha Feds
At Least a M
All My Children
Pick Up The Pieces (Outro)

Performer Notes:

• Recording information: Sandra Gale Studios, Calabasas; Sota Studios, Toronto.
• Photographer: Jonathan Mannion.
• After three years behind bars, Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane emerged to a scene that had transformed in his absence. With the mainstreaming of trap music and the rise of mushy-mouthed lyrical slurring, he needed to remind the world of his presence. On Everybody Looking, Gucci Mane reasserted his position as a pioneer of the subgenre. Newly sober and slimmed down, Gucci purged years of pent-up emotion over 14 hungry tracks, which were recorded in less than a week. Despite the consistent flow of mixtapes that he somehow issued while in prison, Everybody Looking is the true follow-up to 2011s The Return of Mr. Zone 6, with hypnotic production courtesy of familiar faces Mike Will Made-It and Zaytoven. The beats are meaty and the bars packed with some of Guccis most boastful and defiant lyrics. From the opening "No Sleep" -- where he proclaims "I cant even sleep I got so much to say!" before laying into the feds, cops, and district attorney who put him away -- its apparent that Gucci is working through his bitterness, but he doesnt waste too much time dwelling on that part of his past. Instead, he makes sure to remind the youngsters of his own legacy in the game ("All My Children" being the clearest salvo). On "Guwop Home," he even enlists spiritual spawn Young Thug on a master-apprentice duet. Kanye West drops in on vulgar highlight "Pussy Print" while Drake -- who also owes a lot to Gucci -- lends his nasally flow to "Back on Road." Unlike career highlight The State vs. Radric Davis, Everybody Looking doesnt rely on excessive guest spots. Aside from the three high-profile appearances, everything else here is Gucci. The booming "Waybach," the menacing "Pop Music," and the defiant "Richest Nigga in the Room" are all highlights, but as far as emotional payoff, "1st Day Out That Feds" is the big winner. The first song he recorded after his release on May 26, 2016, "1st Day" reflects on the wave of changes and emotions in his post-incarceration life. He raps, "I did some things to some people that was downright evil/Is it karma coming back to me, so much drama/My own mama turned her back on me, and thats my mama!" This introspection cuts through the typical boasting and call-outs, providing insight into Guccis state of mind. Its cathartic, effective, and one of the better songs in his catalog. By the end of this comeback, he plants his flag firmly with the declaration that he is a "T-R-A-P-G-O-D." Its hard to argue the claim, as Everybody Looking is one of the best examples of Gucci Manes contributions to rap in his highly prolific catalog. ~ Neil Z. Yeung

Professional Reviews: Rolling Stone - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[A] compelling left turn, the sound of a veteran innovator reclaiming his territory not with larger-than-life charisma and off-the-wall imagery but fresh intimidation tactics."

Spin - "[O]n EVERYBODY LOOKING, Gucci both takes time to address his demons and showcase his newfound clarity, not through preachy self-reflection, but by having an absolute blast."

NME (Magazine) - "[H]is stories are captivating....The intrigue that surrounds him remains, the songs hes releasing are fresh and exciting..."

Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Guest Artist: Kanye West; Young Thug

Release Date: 22 July, 2016

Label: Atlantic

Dimensions: 12.4 x 1 x 14.2 centimeters (0.04 kg)