Released: 2017
Rick Ross and Gucci Mane come together on “She On My Dick” to give us a track that’s all about flaunting their success, status, and the attraction they garner as a result. It’s a braggadocious anthem where both rappers flex about their wealth and the allure they hold over women, using their lifestyle as the ultimate proof of their top-tier status in the game.
The song kicks off with Rick Ross talking about the dangerous life many face in the streets, emphasizing how real the stakes are with lines like “Can’t be talkin’ out loud or niggas gettin’ shot.” He’s giving us a glimpse into his past, from the struggles in Parkin’ bean projects to his rise as the city’s top dog. “Swear to god I’ma die for this wristwatch” and “Realest nigga in the city, let a bitch know” showcase Ross’s attachment to both his material gains and his reputation. It’s about hustling hard but also about the respect and attention that come with success, especially from women.
The chorus goes hard on the main theme – “She on my dick, richest nigga in the city so she on my dick.” It’s straightforward, repeating for emphasis how their status attracts women. Ross and Gucci aren’t just talking about personal experiences; they’re making a broader statement on how success is recognized and rewarded in their world.
Gucci Mane’s verse celebrates the material achievements and the high life that come with fame. He mentions “Drop top Mulsane,” a symbol of luxury, and compares his rapid success and spending to sports and cars, showcasing a lifestyle of excess that comes with being at the top of your game. Lines like “Bill Belichick, I just got another ring” mix sporting success with personal triumph, further pushing the theme of victory and dominance.
Rick Ross comes back to close the song with anecdotes of women who’ve made it big by aligning with successful men, reinforcing the song’s theme of attraction tied to monetary and social status. “But the pussy goes to the richest nigga” Ross claims, unapologetically stating that wealth and power define desirability in the circles they move in.
In “She On My Dick,” Ross and Gucci paint a picture of high-stakes, high-reward lifestyles where success isn’t just measured in dollars, but in the attention and attraction it commands. They don’t just rap about wealth; they discuss the impact of their success on their social and romantic interactions, using their stories as raw, unfiltered testimonials of the lives they live and the world they navigate.
