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Hard to Kill
Hip-Hop · 2006 · 17 tracks

Hard to Kill

Gucci Mane

Heavy 808s and icy Zaytoven piano loops define this blueprint for Atlanta trap. A gritty, confident snapshot of street life delivered with a signature nasal drawl.

October 10, 2006 · Big Cat Records (2)

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A relentless, high-stakes confidence that feels both celebratory and menacing.

Tracklist · 17 Tracks
01
Intro
0:38
02
Street Ni$$as
4:43
03
My Chain
3:51
04
Hold Dat Thought
5:23
05
Freaky Gurl
3:45
06
Pillz
5:11
07
Go Head (Shawty Got a Ass on Her)
4:58
08
Trap Starz
4:41
09
Drive Fast
4:00
10
Stick Em Up
4:40
11
Everybody Know Me
3:43
12
We Live This
4:55
13
Trap Gurl
4:56
14
Alley Cat
3:28
15
Blow Pop
3:40
16
Big Cat / LaFlare
3:48
17
Outro
0:16
Moments Worth Listening For
The hypnotic, repetitive piano loop on Pillz that creates a disorienting, druggy atmosphere.
The infectious, high-pitched synth hook on Freaky Gurl that defined the era's club sound.
The relentless, heavy 808 kick on Street Ni$$as that sets the album's uncompromising tone.
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Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Hard to Kill sound next to the rest of Gucci Mane's catalogue?

Storytelling+2.9σ

The writing leans far further into storytelling than the rest of the catalogue.

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