Gucci Mane Dozed Off Filming 'Spring Breakers' Sex Scene!

You’d think Gucci Mane, born Radric Davis, would be very excited his major feature film debut included a steamy sex scene with a hot chick. Nope! While filming a sex scene for Spring Breakers, the “Trap House” rapper found it so boring he fell asleep!

I guess being around half naked chicks all the time “twerking” for a music video desensitizes you to this sort of thing. Although the actress sharing the sex scene with him could reportedly balance 5 cans of beer on her derrière — she still failed to keep the 32-year-old rapper’s attention.

Apparently Gucci Mane had been so stoned on the Spring Breakers set; he couldn’t “stay up” for the task, even though his partner was riding him for like 45 minutes.

Director Harmony Korine dished:

 In his entourage, everybody smokes weed from the beginning of the day to the end. So we’re inside this house in St. Petersburg, and the f*cking weed smoke was so insane and Gucci was basically catatonic. I was like, ‘Gucci, you’ve got to have sex with this chick now!’ He wanted her to ride him so he wouldn’t have to do any physical labor. So we’re shooting the sequence, and as he is getting f*cked, I start to hear snores. He had literally passed out! And she was riding his d*ck the whole time. I’d never in my life filmed a sex scene where the dude was sleeping. At the end, he woke up and was like, ‘I feel real nice. I feel like Mozart’s on my d*ck.’ And that was it, and he went back to sleep.

Now, no one expected Gucci to deliver an award winning performance for this type-cast role, but he could have been more professional than this.

Source: Perez Hilton

 

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