GUCCI SAY'S HE'S COMING OUT WITH A NEW ATTITUDE TOWARDS LIFE!

Talk about a comeback!
Rapper Gucci Mane — who has been behind bars for six months for a parole violation — was released Wednesday morning, and he's already on a roll.

"I have launched a new label, 1017 Brick Squad Records in affiliation with Asylum/Warner Bros. Records, and I'm working with a new team," he announced to a group of reporters just after his release.

Mane says he'll also launch a nationwide tour in July, and release an album called "The Appeal" later this summer.

And while it seems like the Atlanta-based bad boy is ready to put the past behind him, he did pause to admit his mistakes.

"My incarceration came at a pivotal point in my career, just as my first major-label album was dropping. I was forced to miss what should have been one of the proudest moments of my life," he explained.

Mane's "The State vs. Radric Davis" was released in 2009, a year after he was locked up for a previous parole violation. While behind bars, he ­recorded what became a Top 20 hit, "Burrrprint (2)." But the triumph, says Mane, was bittersweet.

"My time in jail was trying, but I grew from it and am now a stronger and better person," he said. "I want to continue on a positive track and truly focus on being a role model to my fans and my community."

Mane — real name Radric Davis — was arrested in 2005 after his entourage got into a brawl with another, resulting in the death of one of the other group's members. He was handcuffed again in September 2008, for parole violation as well as for completing only 25 out of 600 community service hours following the 2005 arrest.

"I have made some mistakes in my life that have hurt a lot of people who care about me," he said. "I have worked very hard to get past them, but those mistakes have brought me to where I am today, and they will not be repeated.

"These past six months have been a difficult time, but I was able to do a great deal of soul-searching. I am coming out with a new attitude towards life."