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Mr. Davis is more of the same trap rap we've come to expect from Gucci Mane with a greater level of refinement and bigger name features. I appreciate the added sheen and there are a few stand out moments, but I prefer when he's left to his own devices and when his music is a bit rougher around the edges.
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Outside of the phenomenal "Wake Up in the Sky", Gucci Mane's latest is just another typical, albeit more consistent, Gucci Mane project. I'm just not sure that that's enough anymore.
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Everybody Looking is everything you want from a Gucci Mane album. Hard beats, personality, and trap talk. Love him or hate him, Guwop back!
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