Preference Lyrics – Gucci Mane

Preference Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
Gucci Mane starts by saying he prefers thick women and only goes for attractive ones, but then contradicts himself by saying he doesn’t have a specific preference. This playful contradiction sets the tone for the song, where he brags about his lifestyle while acting like he’s indifferent to the details.

[Verse 1]
Gucci talks about his expensive taste, mentioning Cartier accessories but saying he’s still skeptical about them. He pulls up in a Rolls-Royce Spectre, making a flashy entrance and grabbing attention. He wears a simple Hublot watch, trying to seem intellectual. His wealth is so extreme that he no longer needs to pump gas because all his cars are electric. He speeds down the road, feeling unstoppable in his Grand National, a classic luxury car. He then describes how his girlfriend is acting overly emotional, almost like a dramatic actress. He flexes on others, saying they can’t compete with him, especially if they drive a Dodge Challenger while he rides in luxury. His car is so exclusive it only has two seats, emphasizing his status. Finally, he compares his massive house to a mall, specifically mentioning Perimeter Mall in Atlanta, showing that his wealth is on another level.

[Chorus]
Gucci repeats the idea that he has preferences for women, cars, and money but then contradicts himself by saying he doesn’t. This playful line emphasizes that he enjoys luxury and exclusivity but doesn’t limit himself to just one thing. His main priority is wealth and success.

[Verse 2]
Gucci compares the fountains in his mansion to the extravagant ones at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, showing how rich he is. He references baseball legend Joe DiMaggio while talking about his long-nosed revolver, giving it a nickname. He then jokes that if he lies, his nose might grow like Pinocchio’s. He mentions a woman with long hair but clarifies she isn’t Pocahontas, using pop culture references to keep the verse fun. Then, he makes it clear that if someone doesn’t have money, their home won’t have luxurious marble floors like his. To flex even more, he says that when his girl wanted sushi, he flew her all the way to Tokyo just for it. He describes his black-and-white Rolls-Royce Phantom as an “Oreo” and ends with a fast getaway in his McLaren Speedtail, comparing it to how Mario accelerates in video games.

[Chorus]
Once again, Gucci repeats the idea of having no preference while listing his favorite things—thick women, convertibles, and money. It reinforces his luxurious, carefree lifestyle, where he always has the best of everything but isn’t tied to one specific choice.