Gucci Mane hasn’t wasted any time putting the rap world on notice since his release from prison last month. Fresh off a two-year stint for firearms possession, Gucci has shared the video for a new song entitled “First Day Out The Feds” as well as the audio for another track from his forthcoming album, Everybody Looking.
That second track, “On Me”, is really something else. Not only does it sample (and slightly alter) the squealing synth line from MC Breed’s “Ain’t No Future In Yo Frontin”, but it’s got a verse reserved for the late, great Tupac. Before the conspiracy theorists start coming out of the woodwork, we should mention that the verse is actually from “Fuck ‘Em All”, which originally appeared on Pac’s posthumous 2002 album Better Dayz. Still, it’s pretty cool to hear two rap greats from different generations doing their thing side-by-side.
Everybody Looking, Gucci Mane’s first studio album in five years, is due out July 22nd. Check out “On Me” below.
Listen in to “Fuck ‘Em All” to hear Tupac’s verse in its original form:
Update: Gucci Mane has unveiled the full tracklist for Everybody Looking. The 14-track effort features collaborations with Kanye West and Young Thug.
Gucci and Kanye recently joined forces on “Champions”, the first single from G.O.O.D. Music’s upcoming Cruel Winter; Gucci and Young Thug, meanwhile, have linked up on a number of projects in the past, including 2015’s “Again” and their 2014 collaborative LP, Young Thugga Mane La Flare.
Everybody Looking Tracklist:
01. No Sleep (Intro)
02. Out Do Ya
03. Back on Road
04. Waybach
05. Pussy Print (feat. Kanye West)
06. Pop Music
07. Guwop Home (feat. Young Thug)
08. Gucci Please
09. Robbed
10. Richest Nigga in the Room
11. 1st Day Out tha Feds
12. At Least a M
13. All My Children
14. Pick Up the Pieces (Outro)
