Before Gucci Mane became the Trap God, there was S.Y.S.—a brotherhood built on beats, dreams, and street hustle. South Boy’s new documentary, Surviving Trap Music, revisits this raw era, unpacking what really went down before Gucci’s solo stardom took flight.
From unreleased music to unheard truths, the film explores claims that Gucci’s breakout track “Icy” may have deeper origins. S.Y.S. member 4Tre allegedly penned the track, sparking questions that have lingered for years.
But it’s not just about music—it’s about loyalty, ambition, and the human toll of fame. Wong Lorene calls it a “heartbreaking” reflection of artists who trusted each other before the world changed them.
Meanwhile, Gucci Mane’s openness about mental health adds another layer to the narrative. Admitting that people exploited his schizophrenia, he’s now focused on healing and protecting his peace—with wife Keyshia Ka’oir by his side, guiding him through it all.