Rappers React to Gucci Mane’s Crash Dummy Comments

Gucci Mane released a new single titled Crash Dummy on April 10, 2026, in which he addresses an alleged robbery and kidnapping involving Pooh Shiesty.

The song follows recent legal developments involving Pooh Shiesty, Big30, and seven other individuals who have been charged in connection with a robbery and kidnapping of Gucci Mane that occurred in January 2026.

According to reports, Gucci Mane cooperated with the police investigation into the incident. The release of Crash Dummy comes shortly after Pooh Shiesty was denied bond.

Details of the Alleged Incident

In the lyrics of the new track, Gucci Mane describes the events of the January encounter, claiming that what he believed to be a business meeting was actually a setup.

I thought it was a business meeting but it was a setup… I walk in the room, you can feel the pressure building/Ni**a dap me up, the whole time they plotting against me/I don’t take it personal, for me it’s only business.

Gucci Mane, “Crash Dummy”

Gucci Mane also references the professional relationship between himself and the accused, noting that despite the alleged actions, the individual remained signed to him.

Industry Reactions

The decision by Gucci Mane to address the situation and his cooperation with law enforcement through a song has drawn a variety of responses from other hip-hop artists.

Freddie Gibbs reacted to the track via a social media video, commenting on the choice of production and the nature of the lyrics by stating, Ni**a snitched on a Zaytoven beat… That’s crazy.

6ix9ine also weighed in on Instagram, criticizing Gucci Mane’s actions. He questioned the rapper’s stance, stating, Do you hear your stupid-a*s self… Y’all said, ‘It’s the streets. You know what you signed up for.’ You know what you signed up for, ni**a!

Other artists who have reacted to the release include:

• Boosie BadAzz
• Asian Doll
• Honeykomb Brazy
• Big Doodie Lo