Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane breaks his silence with a new song, “Crash Dummy,” after news broke of his artist Pooh Shiesty being arrested on kidnapping charges stemming from an alleged January 10, 2026, incident involving the two in Dallas, Texas.
Gucci surprised fans on Thursday evening (April 9) with a social media post, revealing “Crash Dummy” cover art. Laflare would turn off his comments for the cover art. He captioned the instantly viral post, “Dropping at midnight!”
In the new song, Gwoap sends shots at Pooh Shiesty, Pooh Shiesty’s father, Lontrell Williams, Sr., and fellow Memphis rapper Big30. Gwoap describes the alleged events that took place.
About Pooh Shiesty, Laflare begins with, “Tell the truth, you went out like a real crash dummy/And after all that, boy, you still signed to me.”
Then, Gwoap goes at Big30, calling him a “funkie.” “I’m like Birdman, and n***a, this my Cash Money,” raps Gucci. “And your fat ass funkie, he a stone cold junkie.”
On Shiesty’s father, Gwoap acknowledged the lineage while sharing that he put money on his commissary. He raps:
Gucci Mane Releases New Song, “Crash Dummy,” After Rapper Pooh Shiesty Was Denied Bond On Kidnapping Charges
“You learn from ya daddy / So I guess that it’s hereditary / I’m that same n***a who put money on your commissary. “
Throughout the song, Gucci shares his perspective on what happened between him and Pooh Shiesty. “I thought it was a business meeting, but it was setup,” Gucci raps, “I walk in the room, you can feel the pressure building / N***a dap me up, whole time they’re plotting against me.”
He continued: “I pulled up on business, but y’all was on some weak shit.”
Referencing the film, “Straight Outta Compton,” Gwoap says he’s not the Eazy-E in this situation. “”My n***a set up the play / Like Suge Knight did with Dre / But I ain’t Eazy-E, this ain’t back in the day,” he raps.
Gucci would address the alleged signing of the release of Shiesty from his contract with 1017 at gunpoint. Claiming to be unafraid with a gun pointed at him, he raps:
“Pressure on my chest but I still ain’t pressed / Pen to the paper, but it’s under derest / Read between the lines I don’t settle for less.”
Gucci would taunt Pooh Shiesty throughout the song with subjective life phrases. “It’s all on you / Can’t be wearing no disguises / You play stupid games, then you win stupid prizes.”
“Crash Dummy” was produced by longtime Gwoap producer Zaytoven. Fans and Hip-Hop stars alike would react to the track across social media.
Until “Crash Dummy,” Gucci Mane hasn’t remotely acknowledged the alleged kidnapping incident inside a Dallas recording studio. While many believe he showed “proof” he still had the alleged stolen wedding band. The Instagram post on January 20, 2026, was an advertisement for the rolling papers brand, Loose Leaf.
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