‘He’s Officially Done With Wearing Shirts’: Fans Tease Gucci Mane for Stream of Topless Pics

It’s pretty clear Gucci Mane is feeling himself.

The “Wake In the Sky” rapper apparently hasn’t stopped showing off his body since losing 100 pounds. He’s either posting photos with his chest out or of his ripped six pack, either way folks can seemingly expect the artist to barely have on a shirt.

In an Instagram post shared on Monday evening, Gucci posted a chain of photos of himself and his wife Keyshia Ka’Oir rolling up to the 2019 Rolling Loud festival in their flashy whips. He showed up to the event wearing jeans, sneakers, various jewelry and clearly decided to skip a shirt altogether. To top things off, he performed shirtless throughout the entire event.

Gucci Mane
Gucci Mane. @laflare1017/Instagram

“A gangster and a gentleman #MondayMotivation#RollingLoud,” he captioned the images.

Gucci Mane
Gucci Mane. @laflare1017/Instagram

His post incited a wave of comments from fans poking fun at him.

“We’re never seeing @laflare1017 with a shirt on again 😂🤣😭.”

“Wop said he officially done with wearing shirts 😭.”

“Well damnnnn he don’t even wear clothes no mo 😂👏🏾.”

“Lost weight nd forgot wat a shirt was. Wop can’t keep clothes on now 😂😂 I don’t blame you tho 💪🏽.”

Keyshia Ka'Oir
Keyshia Ka’Oir and a fully clothed Gucci Mane at an Atlanta Hawks game. (Photo: Atlanta Hawks Basketball Club)

Mane appears to be in the best shape of his life and urged fans last month to use his dramatic weight loss as inspiration for themselves.

“For people who ain’t in shape, people who ain’t healthy, people need some inspiration. I was 290 pounds, now I’m a 190 pounds. I lost 100 pounds,” he said. “You can do it if I can do it. Use me for inspiration, ’cause I’m seeing a lot of y’all and y’all look terrible.”

In recent news other than the “Met Gala” rapper’s fit physique, he and his wife Ka’Oir celebrated their anniversary this week, causing confusion for fans who thought their special day was in October. Nevertheless, the couple confessed their love for each other in sweet posts and Gucci admitted just how much he loves his wife.

“I love my wife so much it scares me ❤,” he commented underneath Ka’Oir’s post of their anniversary. “#MrsDavis the best wife in the world❤.”

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