About this album
Sound:
"A gritty dive into the streets, blending catchy hooks with raw narratives of urban life."
Where they were
By 2007, Gucci Mane was solidifying his place in the Atlanta hip-hop scene with this release, following his debut album 'Trap House' from 2005. 'Trap-A-Thon' marked a period of prolific output for him, showcasing his signature style as he began to influence the trap genre significantly.
Why it matters
'Trap-A-Thon' is notable for its role in popularizing the trap sound that would dominate Southern hip-hop in the years to come. The album's tracks received significant airplay in clubs and contributed to Gucci's rising popularity, cementing him as a key figure in the genre during a pivotal time.
Essential tracks
- "Freaky Gurl" — This track exemplifies Gucci Mane's playful yet gritty lyricism, becoming a club anthem and showcasing his unique style.
- "Bling Bling" — With its catchy hook and infectious beat, this track highlights Gucci's ability to blend street narratives with mainstream appeal.
- "What They Do" — This track features sharp, engaging verses that capture the essence of life in Atlanta, making it a standout on the album.
Release Date
September 25, 2007
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Big Cat (intro) 0:37
- 2 Bling Bling 4:29
- 3 Re‐Up 5:10
- 4 Big Cat’s Home 2:21
- 5 Freaky Gurl 3:48
- 6 What They Do 3:11
- 7 Aw‐Man 4:02
- 8 Good News & Bad News 0:43
- 9 Choppa Shoppin’ 3:20
- 10 Bad Guys 4:43
- 11 Pillz 4:57
- 12 Spanish Plug 4:23
- 13 Product 3:06
- 14 Bosses Speak 2:14
- 15 Freaky Gurl (remix) 3:35
- 16 Screws Loose 2:34
