Gucci Mane Feels Betrayed by Pooh Shiesty After Robbery
- Gucci Mane has released a new song titled Crash Dummy that addresses allegations that he was kidnapped and robbed at gunpoint by rapper Pooh Shiesty and several other...
- The track, released on April 10, 2026, serves as a response to federal charges brought against Lontrell Williams Jr., known professionally as Pooh Shiesty, and eight other people.
- Arranged a business meeting in Dallas on January 10 to discuss the status of his recording contract.
Gucci Mane has released a new song titled Crash Dummy
that addresses allegations that he was kidnapped and robbed at gunpoint by rapper Pooh Shiesty and several other individuals.
The track, released on April 10, 2026, serves as a response to federal charges brought against Lontrell Williams Jr., known professionally as Pooh Shiesty, and eight other people. The charges stem from an incident that allegedly occurred in a Dallas music studio on January 10.
Details of the Alleged Robbery
According to a federal complaint, Williams Jr. Arranged a business meeting in Dallas on January 10 to discuss the status of his recording contract. The complaint alleges that once at the studio, Williams Jr. Asked Gucci Mane, whose real name is Radric Davis, to enter a recording booth to discuss the deal.
U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould for the Northern District of Texas stated that during this encounter, Williams Jr. Produced an AK-style pistol, referred to as a Draco
, and forced Davis to sign a release from his recording contract at gunpoint.
The federal complaint further alleges that other conspirators displayed firearms and robbed the victims of high-value items, including cash, earrings, a watch, and a wedding ring. One victim was reportedly choked to the point of near-unconsciousness during the incident.
Gucci Mane’s Musical Response
In the song Crash Dummy
, Davis describes the meeting as a setup and expresses a sense of betrayal. He references his role as both an artist and a CEO, noting that he is the person in charge and the one whose name is on the checks.
Gucci Mane, “Crash Dummy”
I thought it was a business meeting, but it was a set up
The lyrics specifically reference the business relationship between the two artists, as Williams Jr. Was signed to Davis’s 1017 Records label in April 2020 in partnership with Atlantic Records. In the track, Davis claims that despite the alleged events, Williams Jr. Remains signed to him.
Davis also uses the song to describe the emotional impact of the event, rapping that his heart has turned cold
after being betrayed by people he believed were in his circle.
Legal Background of Pooh Shiesty
Lontrell Williams Jr. Rose to prominence in 2020 after signing with 1017 Records, quickly achieving success with the single Back in Blood
, which reached No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100. He was subsequently named a Billboard Hip-Hop Rookie of the Month and an XXL Freshman.
However, his career was interrupted by legal issues. Williams Jr. Was arrested twice in one year and was eventually sentenced to five years in April 2022 on firearm conspiracy charges. He was released in October 2025 due to good behavior.
Following his release, Williams Jr. Released a song titled FDO
, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Rap Songs and Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs charts shortly before the federal charges related to the Dallas incident were brought forward.
A lawyer representing Williams Jr. Has stated that there is no physical evidence to support the claims that the robbery or the forced signing of the contract took place.