Gucci Mane’s private post-prison party
In a photo posted on Twitter, V103's Frank Ski and Gucci Mane catch up Wednesday night at Mane's party at the Georgian Terrace
Freshly released from jail, Gucci Mane partied with close friends last night, hosting a select group at a private dinner in the Grand Ballroom of the Georgian Terrace Hotel.
Among the folks dining on miniature beef Wellington, peekytoe crab salad, pecan crusted chicken, bananas foster and ever-flowing champagne were R&B singers/reality show stars Monica and Kandi Burruss; rappers Big Boi, Shawty Lo and Wacka Flocka Flame; producers Jazze Pha, Sean Garrett and Drumma Boy; DJs Drama and Sense; radio personalities Frank Ski and Nina Brown of V-103 and Hot-107.9’s Durtty Boyz; Atlanta City Councilman Kwanza Hall and former DeKalb CEO turned congressional candidate Vernon Jones.
Record execs from across the country, including Atlanta’s James Rhodes and Nicole Sellers and Asylum Records’ CEO Todd Moscowitz, attended as well.
“The only time you see this many Atlanta music people in one place is on the [Billboard] charts, or BET somewhere,” remarked Vawn of the Peachtree TV/BET reality show “Welcome to Dreamland.”
Mane showed up in three diamond-studded necklaces. “I feel like this is the first day of the rest of my life,” he said. “The first day of the best of my life.”
Known around the courthouse as Radric Davis, he was released shortly after midnight on Wednesday, having served six months for violating probation on an assault charge.
After his 12:30 a.m. press conference outside the Fulton County lockup on Rice Street, he said, “I just called people, thanked them for their support and just got accustomed to having my feet back on the ground. Don’t tell anybody, but I also went in the studio for a few hours, to get some things off my chest.”
And after the Georgian Terrace dinner he was headed back in the recording booth with Pha.
“Gucci said he was ready,” the producer said. “And I think we can capture some of the magic and love going on here tonight. Ooooo-weeee!”
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The Truth about the "Industry"
May 13th, 2010
9:24 am
I’m going to go ahead and say it. Hip Hop as we once knew it, is dead. How can y’all not realize that everyone involved in the “Rap Industry” is actually fronting a greater agenda? Gucci Mane is a career criminal tightly involved with a popular Atlanta area gang (look it up).
White suburbanite teens listen to this crap because it pisses their parents off. Spend millions upon millions of money on their “hit singles” that are admittedly stolen loops and samples taken from popular 80’s pop hits. All of this money, then in turn, empowers these career criminals to lead even more corrupt lives of influence. Their “investments” include stash house operations, drug trafficking, smash and grab operations, and firearm collecting. This is not unlike the black market firearm and drug sales that ultimately fund terrorist organizations overseas.
The intended audience (black youth) looks to these men as role models and is softened to a world of violence and corruption. Some (obviously not all) actually look up to these individuals and begin their life of crime at an early age. You can even argue that this “music” is a recruitment cry, vying for bragging rights on who is in the hottest gang this year. In my opinion, the black youth is the ultimate victim to these “musicians”.
The AJC reports a heroes welcome because of the star-studded attendance. Let’s face it, money buys you power, and power buys company. Shame on these individuals that are shamelessly associating with Gucci Mane simply because of his fame. I can guarantee that half of those in attendance actually have nothing in common with Gucci other than a love for his music. I’d venture to say that half have never even spoken with Gucci before.
If we stop buying his music, this isn’t even an article. If hip hop is your thing, try listening to someone who actually writes or plays their own music (there are plenty of great, legit Hip Hop acts out there)…writing poetry over pre-existing loops takes absolutely no talent… especially when that poetry shows no evidence of artistry whatsoever. I can tell you all about Drive Bys, Smash and Grabs, and Drugs…the AJC reports it to us every day. Be constructive and listen to someone with an ounce of talent: ie Andre 3000 or the Roots.
P.S. Anyone else think that his latest two album titles are a little “tongue in cheek” considering his “serious” circumstances.
Boy Blue from Boulevard/ 4th Ward
May 13th, 2010
9:25 am
Gucci Mane is a lame……
Who cares about this bum, for real……
He cant flow, he lies about being in the streets, and his crew is soft….
Gucci and all the rest of them 1017 clowns is a bunch of actors….
Anzac Compton Crip- Grape Street /Anzac Street /Boulevard /Parkway
From Compton to the A blastin on SLOBS…
BMF 4 LYFE
Free JBo Free Meech
Granny with hairy but
May 13th, 2010
9:28 am
Now yous betta listen two me. I is gone say this yung blak skollar is hear two get a celebrashun of his freedum. He bee jus tryen two mack a livin. Beeein and old lady, hairy butt an all, i think this mack us black folk loook like trash an waring them gold chains remind me of the chain gangs bak in the olden days. This musac yous speak off is nuthin but garabage, a keyboard beats and nonsensee yellin and uhh screaming. he not get my ruspect.
Boy Blue from Boulevard/ 4th Ward
May 13th, 2010
9:29 am
A.C.C./B.M.F.
all day everyday….
F**K Gucci and whoever he wit…..
wantabethugs
May 13th, 2010
9:32 am
Ok for real, have these wanna be gangstas, all claim to be from ATL, and most if not all of em werent even born or grew up here. What a joke, Hotlanta has become a melting pot for fakers, posers, wannabe thugs, and dont get me started on Vernon, that dude showing up just shows more and more how crooked the whole group of em are lol.
bob
May 13th, 2010
9:32 am
im awaiting the return of East Point’s native sons… OutKast.. now there is some real genre-busting southern music right there.. in regards to Mr. Mane, he has made claims that he is drug free and is changing his life around and wanted to celebrate his release with industry peers.. i see no problem with this issue.. a lot of people seem to overanalyzing and ill simplify for you: guy gets out of jail, has dinner with friends and industry peers, goes home. The real problem for most of you here is that the AJC publicized this non-event.
1gadawg
May 13th, 2010
9:32 am
Gucci Mane – a Hairy Handbag?
Decatur
May 13th, 2010
9:35 am
C list Celebrities and a US Senate candidate palling around with thugs?
ChevyBoyUpInHeeeyah
May 13th, 2010
9:37 am
LOL@1gadawg! Seriously though, Gucci Mane, what talent does he really have? Can he play an instrument? Last time I watched a live hip hop show on youtube it was absolutely horrible!!!! If people pay to see these rap “artists” if thats what you want to call them, then they are clearly wasting their good hard earned money. The studios edit the music so much it might as well be “Granny With A Hairy Butt” poster a few posts back LOL!!!
AJ
May 13th, 2010
9:43 am
I agree with ‘RufflingFeathers’ and ‘Pathetic’. Why is this even a news worthy story to be placed on ajc.com. This guy just gets out of jail, for assault or whatever, and people are rushing out to give him praise as if what he was doing before he went in was positive. This is a rapper probably without a high school degree. We as black people like to be seen and want others to feel like we are worthy to align ourselves with whatever positve or negative to be recognized. Take a stand and stop following this connery. (ie. rappers). And AJC this is not news. Stop the pandering!!
RufflingFeathers
May 13th, 2010
9:46 am
@The Truth about the “Industry”
You have TRUly broken it down and I greatly admire your analysis!
Native Atlantan
May 13th, 2010
9:54 am
@ Ruffledfeathers
I could not agree with your post more. I’ve been teaching HS English for 15 years, the first 13 were in Dekalb but the last 2 have been in a small school system that is predominantly white. I will tell you this, ignorance knows no color. There are just as many ignorant, disrespectful out of tune whites as there are blacks. That being said, we as black people need to do better. Stop making excuses for your 16 year old son/daughter that is still in middle school. Our kids don’t value education, we think the only way we can legally make money is in Sports or Entertainment. V-103 and Hot whatever are parts of the problems, they play that garbage and celebrate these nuts and then have the nerve to say that they care about education, what a joke. Parents you need to reallize that school is not a babysitting service and stop letting society raise your kids or your son or daugther might just be the next Gucci or Brat!!!!
Enough with the "why is this a story?" crap
May 13th, 2010
9:58 am
Folks, I am damn happy that the ajc is reporting the fact that Vernon Jones and Atlanta City Councilman Kwanza Hall attended this affair. I want to know. Thank you AJC, for reporting facts about elected officials associating with convicted criminals.
ChevyBoyUpInHeeeyah
May 13th, 2010
10:00 am
“Thank you AJC, for reporting facts about elected officials associating with convicted criminals”
Yeah so we know now not to elect them for anything else crooked chumps.
Yung Mane
May 13th, 2010
10:05 am
Hay, wat it do? I wanna be the next big rapper! Can someone give me some loops, or possibly a decent drum machine? As I am ready to make the big time bucks! Gucci, take me under yo wing playa, I am ready to make big bucks, have lots of hot chicks on my arm, fancy cars, big house and a big boat. HOLLLLLLLAAAA!!!
Uncle Tom
May 13th, 2010
10:06 am
LOL @ RufflingFeathers
Another reason why not to vote for Vernon! Another reason why not to listen to the “People’s Station…V-103″.
Courtney
May 13th, 2010
10:09 am
I can not believe that they are celebrating him like he just finished college!!! This is so sad on so many levels. Frank Ski plays this crap on the radio but his kids do not even listen to it. Like the ending of the movie School Daze-WAKE UP!!!!! We have got to do better. And WSB-TV lost all creditability going live to show his release and news conference!!! You have got to be kidding me. A sad day in reporting and journalism!!!!
Yung Mane
May 13th, 2010
10:09 am
Hey playas, I dont care about an education, Im sitting here on computer at school, this aint working out, Im ready to bust a lyrical note. Anyone have a drum machine they aint using, Im gonna make it to the top yeeeeah, aahhhh yeah, yeah, nah nah nah nahhh!!! Put yo hands up in the air yo! Do it fo Yung Mane, Im up in this n***a! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeahhh, no what I sayinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn…..
Lyrics by : Yung Mane
wantabethugs
May 13th, 2010
10:12 am
Wow, Yung mane, that is pretty good stuff! YOu sound just like all the other rapper dudes, I see millions of dollars in your future. Unfortunately I see you have no talent whatsoever, so get your education first, learn to play an instrument and study music then go for it!
Granny with hairy but
May 13th, 2010
10:15 am
HAHAHA@Uncle Tom
“Peoples Station” V103, HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA that right their has got two bee the stoopidest name of a radio station this here side of the missississippippi!!!!! Might as well bee called “THe colored Station”!
Info Red
May 13th, 2010
10:24 am
Y’all are a bunch of hatin’ ass bloggers….. If you know anybody who has been locked up and released the first thing (usually black people, i don’t know about anybody else) throw a welcome home party of some sort. Just so happen in this case he is actually a known person and have many celebrity friends. Why hate? I don’t see where anybody regarding him as a hero. Sh** if i was rich and relatively famous and did time and i got out i would throw myself the biggest bash. And y’all will be hating on me cause y’all unknown broke asses wouldn’t be there.
VerySad
May 13th, 2010
10:29 am
Pathetice and Feathers hit the nail on the head, unfortunately….I’m black AND I enjoy Gucci’s music but that doesn’t mean I can’t be honest and admit we as black ppl are heading in the wrong direction.Before I even read the posts I said to husband, “Why is OUR race glorifying the negative”?. It SHOULD NOT be cool to be a criminal(THUG), drug dealer, ex-con, etc. Why are we hurting ourselves? We should be more successful & have more successful ppl than we currently have. We now have the opportunity to make life better for ourselves but we’re not doing that.We as black ppl have so much potential and what are we doing with it, nothing or not enough. It’s INSANE how we are hurting ourselves! Why don’t we see this and why aren’t we stopping it!? Rappers don’t care who they hurt, it’s all about themselves but what about Black Parents? Why aren’t other black parens raising their kids right, what’s the excuse? True, some kids, no matter what u do, will remain a “bad apple”, but what about the rest? This whole situation is so frustrating.
ITS THE BOULE
May 13th, 2010
10:31 am
This is the cycle that we see in the rap industry in Atlanta and around the country, the Black elite AKA “THE BOULE” has control of Mane now…and have been grooming him for his return. Remember Mane fired his entire staff weeks before being released from Jail. Now he has new people around him, he does not know what he is getting himself into. But to be honest with you, he probably does. These people have the power to distribute his new album which was suppose to be released prior to him going to Jail, but is now slated for release towards the end of summer. As with T.I., MANE is going to be overly publicized in anticipation of his album release. V103 is going to be his spring-board for air-play and the other urban station will follow. Remember this, no artist can move music at the top level of this rap game without the heavy backers “THE BOULE”, he is really being CONTROLLED NOW!!!!! They “THE BOULE” will tell him what to do, when to do it and how to do it.
Keep your third eye open, especially on the videos because the video never reflect the words in the music. These are the same people that control T.I., Jay Z, Lil Wayne just to name a few. Now that he is in, and is prevy to the PLAN, HELL has a place especially for people like him.
ALWAYS USE YOUR THIRD EYE TO DISCERN!!!!!
TheStandard
May 13th, 2010
10:38 am
Whoa! Would expect Vernon, but Kwanza?! He just loss massive points with me. Bet if all these artists were boycotted for associating (never mind CELEBRATING) themselves with him, you’d see an over all shift in what’s shoved down our throats as “entertainment”. SMH… It’s a manipulation game. Same with TI. Andy Young, Eddie Long, etc. had no idea who he really is and still don’t. He pimped them. All these people should take more concern for their own character and who they align with.
TheStandard
May 13th, 2010
10:42 am
For all the newbies, V103 used to live up to being the “people’s station”. Now it’s poisoning the people.
black male teacher
May 13th, 2010
10:52 am
Everyone makes mistake, but it seems like a damn rite of passage for young black men to go to prison and celebrate getting out. The young people can’t handle the glorification of these rappers lifestyle. Everything from the weed, champagne, cars, clothes and chains. The youth of today fail to realize that the average person must obtain an education ,job and basic neccessities through hard work. At some point we have to stop blaming the WHITE MAN for all of our problems and accept responsibilty. The traps have been around for hundreds of years and we still fall into them on a daily basis. Wake up BLACK Man and realize hard work brings success. Fast money brings Prison time.
Your Boss
May 13th, 2010
10:56 am
Get back to work!
RufflingFeathers
May 13th, 2010
11:01 am
@Info Red
Straight up, you are a part of the mis-educated masses that soak up this warped value system that is given to you by a larger establishment who has no interest other than keeping themselves rich and YOU broke, misguided, and disposing of YOURSELF so that THEY don’t have to get THEIR hands dirty with it once they have bled you dry.
Just because someone brings to light something doesn’t mean they are “hating”. That is such a “ghettoized” perspective that I have never accepted or understood (and I was RAISED in the so-called “ghetto”).
Furthermore Info..I will let you in on a little secret.. You see all that “bling” around Gucci’s neck that this article is glorifying (which I STILL have yet to figure out why that particular detail was so important)???? I invest in the BUILLION used to “craft” that garbage!! Now…get YOUR “weight” up.
Maybe one day, people like you and Gucci Mane will wake up and realize that your senseless over-consumption and flaunting on wax and otherwise just to prove your success means nothing. After all, that success is only admired by those who are themselves empty.
thomas
May 13th, 2010
11:24 am
WOW!!! Atlanta political figures hanging out and celebrating a self proclaimed crack dealer?????why do we award attention to people who talk about doing horrible things? Gotta love this backwards city!
Bo Diddley
May 13th, 2010
11:32 am
RufflingFeathers:
Speak that truth. Repeatedly, boldly and loudly. I am so sick of this ignorance that is perpetuated in our community and disguised as progress. And people are actually buying into this plantation “entertainment” industry.
I quit listening to V-103 over 6 years ago. I quit listening to this “crap rap” around the same time. Real, meaningful hip hop is out there, but it’s this mess that’s promoted. Positive stories of reclamation, redemption and rebirth are out there, but it’s this mess that gets the front page.
Preach on, RufflingFeathers, preach on….
“I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.” — Harriet Tubman
Lashun
May 13th, 2010
12:02 pm
Wow Big Jack your an A** HOLE.. Dead or either in Jail… I take it you’ve been there acouple times being that your so educated on the place… Don’t drop the soap.
Serious?
May 13th, 2010
12:15 pm
Who says he is intelligent? Have you listened to him? He can hardly speak. I think white people buy his CDs because of how stupid he is.
Moderate
May 13th, 2010
12:22 pm
What a lot of folks don’t understand is that being critical of the Gucci Mane’s of the world is not racism, but often real concern for the future of mainstream African Americans. One commenter referred to “escaping from the hellhole”. Let’s be realistic. This guy escaped a long time ago; he is rich and privileged; he initially got in trouble with the law because he’s a violent thug. He got in trouble this time because he ignored the law. Show us where we should have any respect for this moron or why he should get any coverage, even in the Buzz.
Unfortunately, the best outcome would be for him to say the wrong thing at the wrong southside club at 3:00 am and end up shot in the parking lot, i.e. the real outcome of such behaviors. Instead, we will keep swooning over the Michael Vicks, Gucci Mane’s, and TI’s of the world, all glorified universally because they ignored “whitey’s” laws and then bought respect by lavish parties and big contributions. Where’s the racism?
Minstrel
May 13th, 2010
12:24 pm
I totally agree with RufflingFeathers. Unfortunately, the people who disagree are the ones who still operate with a slave mentality.
As a concerned parent, I don’t allow my children to listen to Gucci Mane or any other so-called rapper like him because the lyrics are garbage. Parents have to take control of their children and what they are allowed to view and hear. The majority of rappers are all talking about the same things – money, alcohol, drugs, women(spoken of in derogatory names), jewelry, and cars. It seems like people should get tired of hearing the same old tired lyrics (just from different people). Not sure how or why people could like music that glorifies crime and disrespect to women.
If this Gucci Mane was really interested in changing his life for the better, there would be no fanfare, announcements or celebrations, all he would have to do is make the changes in his life and others would see it for themselves. No need to make a big announcement like he’s doing something extraordinary. Saying something and doing something are two different things.
Opinionated
May 13th, 2010
12:53 pm
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH RUFFLING FEATHERS AND PATHETIC. Being a black man, I could not believe that some of the people who are considered leaders in the black community would come out and support this THUG they way they did. Thinking that I was missing something, I actually tried to listen to some of his music this morning on V-103 while driving in and had to turn the radio off.
kandi1108
May 13th, 2010
1:04 pm
Thank you Rufflingfeathers, very well said and it’s the truth.
justsayin
May 13th, 2010
1:07 pm
Ok people….so would it have been better that everybody ignored Gucci Mane. Yes he committed a crime, yes he had to serve time, and yes he is a celebrity of sorts. He was given a celebration by the people in his circle and you were not invited, if you had you’d been there too,(lol). And if it had been you in his shoes then you would be loving it and glad to know that you have people who still believe in you. Remember we are all just one step away from a bad decision that will send us to jail/prison. Would it have made you all feel any better if the news was “Gucci Mane just released from prison and now he is homeless, jobless and in need of a support system. He is fortunate to be part of an elite group…whether it’s right or wrong, it is what it is. If he came out of prison having to struggle like most people then you all would be saying “that’s a shame”. So he’s damned if he do and damned if he don’t. As parents we should be teaching our children right from wrong. I don’t veiw Gucci Mane as a role model. He is a rapper……and that’s it.
SamE
May 13th, 2010
1:09 pm
I guess the “hero’s welcome” for Gucci Mane is more of support system to give him a boost in the right direction?…I can only imagine that jail is mentally traumatizing and the release thereafter a sort of celebration. With that said, there was no reason for Vernon Jones to be there. what a joke.
Chillin
May 13th, 2010
1:10 pm
As the other people have explained on previous posts… why do some use these blogs to perpetuate the idea that they are living better than others? Look regardless of how you all yourselves, we all have something we are not proud of. The ajc posted this article b/c of the invitees and the fact that Gucci is relevant in most age groups under 30. My reading of the comments thus far have easily shown the line of the “generational” gap. Forget what the man has done, we all must be taken for what we say and Gucci has explained he’s trying to live his life different. Most ppl like him, grow up in circumstances that make jail the “rite of passage” as someone put it. If the man is turning over a new leaf, can he hang himself? Or will you do it because someone made you the judge and jury??? If we cannot praise and pray for those individuals we don’t agree with, how can we act as if we are any better? If we are, we wouldn’t be using time while we are at work to attack the “work” of someone else.
J W
May 13th, 2010
1:28 pm
The councilman/congression candidate are counting on Gucci Manes vote and the others he brings to the table. Think about it logically; Gucci influences the minority of black men who councilmen and congress candidates cannot speak to. How many people do you think are Gucci’s age selling drugs and don’t vote? Thats at least a few hundred maybe even a thousand. Gucci Mane has become that anti- hero which councilmen see. Also Gucci and his team of “dope boys” probably invest money into their campaigns. They are not going to turn down funding/votes from what they see to be a cash cow. Survival of the fittest unfortunately
justsayin
May 13th, 2010
1:35 pm
Oh and by the way “SamE” Gucci Mane is not the first person to have a celebration upon being released from jail/prison…..people do it all the time. His celebration just got put on “Front Stree” because he is a celebrity. Does it make it right or wrong? I don’t know and don’t care. But I do know it’s always good to have positive people around you. Negativity get negative results. So I applaud those people that are in his corner.
hotlanta
May 13th, 2010
1:52 pm
Frank Ski will do anything to get in the papers. I bet he has an inspirational vitamin for this event as well.
Sean
May 13th, 2010
1:55 pm
Quietly waiting for the shot of chlorine into the gene pool. Just listen… you’ll hear it. Then it won’t be long & there will be a tribute album by everybody & nobody for him.
Funny how a little celebrity turns a thug & punk into a hero & role model without looking at the real person.
2Cents
May 13th, 2010
2:00 pm
I wonder if Vernon felt out of place cuz he was the only one without a stupid nickname. Maybe they played a party game and made one up for home – Tazzy Fay (Baker) or My My Verona. OR Michael Hors – since the party was for Gucci Mane, whatever that stupid name is supposed to symbolize.
Why can’t rappers, hiphoppers, whatev, go by their given name like other artists? Their names are so trashy and pathetic.
1gadawg
May 13th, 2010
2:07 pm
hey 2Cents – we have a name for Vernon here in DeKalb, it’s – asswhipewhoscrewedthecounty
2Cents
May 13th, 2010
2:19 pm
Catchy nickname, but I thin you should shorten it – or shawten it as the rappers say.
Maybe Azze Wipe. Or Wacka Lotta Constituents. Or Durtty Pol. Or Boyz Screw the Hood. I could do this all day…
RufflingFeathers
May 13th, 2010
2:47 pm
@Chillin says:
“My reading of the comments thus far have easily shown the line of the “generational” gap.”
No, Chillin’. Your reading of the comments thus far more accurately has revealed the “intellectual gap”.
There really have been only a handful of people on this entire thread who recognized the crux of the REAL issue, which is:
The media’s and media companies’ (like AJC, V-103, and the Asylum Records) are directly complicit in perpetuating the images and values that are very obviously DESTROYING the Black community. Furthermore, they play various roles in doing so.
Truth be told, AJC is notorious for this type of “news”. There is not even enough space on AJC’s server to hold all the information I could put forth. I will tell you this..I bet the writer of this so-called “story” is losing no sleep over putting such garbage out here. She’s just doing her “part” after all. It doesn’t impact her community so who cares?
Like I said, I am an industry “insider”. I am a MUSIC guy, which includes hip-hop. I know how the game is played. I am however not “for sale” and have no problem exposing truth regardless of how ugly it is. So don’t get it confused that people are out of touch somehow.
You know….this whole thing goes to SHOW you just how badly Black people have been broken down over the generations. I am done with this thread for the day. But this is the battle we fight…
“If you can control what a man thinks, you do not have to be concerned about what he will do.”
Carter G. Woodson – Mis-Education of the Negro.
Time for a re-read.
BG
May 13th, 2010
2:59 pm
Who had the weed???
Name (required)
May 13th, 2010
3:05 pm
2Cents….if your mother had been an idiot and named you “Radric” wouldn’t you want to come up with something else too?
DrunkBush
May 13th, 2010
3:08 pm
Heros welcome for returning from Iraq??? WHO CARES about some loser serving in Iraq, that’s just a big waste of money!! All these keyboard thugs in suburbia spitting your hatred really have everyone scarred now!! Go kill yourself FAST!!