Mane did a collaboration with Young Jeezy called "So Icy," which was distributed through Tommy Boy Records. He released an album called La Flare, distributed through a run of 1,000 CDs he distributed throughout East Atlanta. CareerĪfter his first arrest, Mane began to take music seriously. He was sentenced to 90 days in county jail and probation.
He was expelled from college in 2001 after he was caught in possession of crack cocaine by an undercover police officer. Mane graduated from high school in 1998 with a 3.0 GPA and a scholarship to Georgia Perimeter College. In 1995, Mane had been selling drugs for two years when someone stopped him on his bicycle and pointed a gun at his head and robbed him. Despite having a side hustle as a drug dealer, Mane didn't take drugs for the first few years he was dealing. Mane was a good student in high school and popular with his peers. He used his Christmas money in eighth grade to buy crack cocaine to sell to others. Mane became a drug dealer while in junior high. In 1989, Mane and his mother moved to Atlanta. Mane was introduced to rap and hip hop at a young age by his older half-brother Victor who brought him to a Run-DMC, Beastie Boys, and LL Cool J concert.
Davis was raised by his paternal grandmother while his mother attended college. When he was born, his father was on the run from police for dealing crack cocaine and heroin and living in Detroit, Michigan. Radric Delantic Davis was born on February 12, 1980, in Bessemer, Alabama. 💰 Compare Gucci Mane's Net Worth Early Life
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