Gucci Mane Wedding Song Intro

This post is focused on a viral video from about a year ago where a couple used Gucci Mane's song "Bricks" as their wedding intro. I know very little about weddings but I'm pretty sure the second most important song after the first dance is the intro song where the couple joins the after party. I have seen various videos weddings using fun songs like Yeah by Chris Brown and the 90s Bulls intro. Those are fun songs and are pretty family friendly. This guy came into the wedding hot with a song based on Gucci Mane talking about the copious amount of drugs he possesses.



A little background about the rapper Gucci Mane for those who aren't familiar. Gucci Mane is from Atlanta and really broke onto the scene with his song "So Icy" in 2005. The rapper has had numerous other hits and has introduced to multiple artists from Atlanta. Gucci Mane also has a face tattoo of an ice cream cone. He recently was released from jail and also came out with a new album called "Everybody Looking."

You can view the video here

How I imagine this gentleman was able to have Gucci Mane's song Bricks as his entrance song:

W- Wife

H- Husband


A couple months before the wedding the young couple is sitting in their house on a Sunday morning.

 W: Honey, can you come here and help me plan our wedding.

H: Yeah sure.

W: What do you think about these flowers for the centerpieces?

H: Don't care, whatever you want.

W: Do you like the menu for the food we're going to have?

H: Sure. as long as you like it.

W: Here is what our cake is going to look like, should we change anything?

H: I don't really care, looks fine to me.

W: Do you even want to marry me? It doesn't seem like you care!

H: I love you and all I want to walk into the receiption with you by my side while Bricks by Gucci Mane is playing.

They lived happily ever after.


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