The video has already received 88 million views as of this writing, but for radio play they need to censor this one VERY heavily. Yo Gotti just can’t resist bragging about his success throughout “I Still Am.” I would have said “loudly” but Gotti is not the type of rapper to yell. In fact one of the appealing aspects of his style is that he’s soft spoken, his voice is a little bit raspy, and while he’s got that Memphis drawl even international listeners should easily be able to follow along. Gotti also goes out of his way to collaborate with the popular figures people want to hear from.
So drop down on your knees baby gimme that neck work You look good in them heels but I can tell that your feet hurt “They like G-d damn Gotti, boy I Googled your net worthĪll them chains on, I can tell that your neck hurt Meek Mill and YFN Lucci guest on “One on One,” Chris Brown croons on “Save It For Me,” 21 Savage appears on “Yellow Tape” and French Montana brings his wavy flow to the Ayo/Keyz/Hitmaka produced “Oh Yeah.” Gotti seems to be paying tribute to Juvenile on this one. Since Gotti declared “I Am” and presumably meant “the King of Memphis” and followed it with “I Still Am,” it’s fair to say that if the crown ISN’T his there are only a limited number of people in contention for it.
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