Gucci Mane Responds to Pooh Shiesty and Big30 in New Track 'Crash Dummy'

Gucci Mane has dropped a bold new track titled “Crash Dummy”, targeting Pooh Shiesty and Big30 shortly after their arrest for allegedly kidnapping and robbing him. The song, released on April 10, features hard-hitting lyrics that recount the events of an ambush that took place earlier this year.

In the track, Gucci addresses the Memphis rappers directly, rapping about the moment he was allegedly forced at gunpoint to sign termination paperwork for his 1017 contract. He reflects on the betrayal, stating, “Tell the truth, you went out like a real crash dummy / And after all that, boy, you still signed to me?” The production, crafted by Zaytoven, evokes the classic trap sounds reminiscent of Gucci's mid-2000s peak.

Gucci recalls the tension of a January 10 meeting in Dallas, describing how he felt set up as he walked into the studio. He raps, “I thought it was a business meeting, but it was a set up.” His defiant tone is evident as he declares his commitment to his label, asserting, “This 1017 the label, I built this shit from the ground.” He concludes the song with a poignant refrain: “I done been betrayed, now my heart turned cold.”

The legal troubles for Pooh Shiesty and Big30 are serious, as they were among nine individuals arrested on charges of kidnapping and robbery. Reports indicate that Shiesty’s father was also taken into custody, and the situation escalated to violence, with one victim reportedly choked during the incident. Shiesty has been denied bond due to his previous legal issues, while Big30's bond is currently on hold due to prosecutorial requests.

In related court proceedings, it was revealed that Gucci Mane cooperated with law enforcement during the investigation. An FBI agent testified that Gucci's statements were crucial in the ongoing case against Shiesty and Big30, highlighting the severity of the situation.

As the legal battle unfolds, Gucci Mane's “Crash Dummy” serves as a powerful statement and a reminder of the complexities within the music industry.