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Gucci Mane Expresses Regret For Name Dropping Jeezy’s Dead Friend

Gucci Mane and Jeezy’s feud has raised a wave of emotion from both sides over the years. The long-awaited Verzuz battle between the considerably elite trap stars set the stage for a moment that is now regretful on Gucci Mane’s part. Guwop set the record straight during a sit down with Rap Radar Live during the 2022 Revolt Summit. He provided clarification on the infamous moment he spoke on Jeezy’s deceased friend, Henry “Pookie Loc” Clark during their Verzuz battle.

While it was immediately interpreted as a personal dig at Jeezy, Gucci combats these ideals by saying, “I didn’t know when i got on stage that was gonna happen. I didn’t go up there thinkin like you know, I’m bringing negative energy.”

The Verzuz Battle

This particular battle was a defining moment for any trap music lover as the crowd watched the two hit the stage. The battle went off without a hitch as the anticipation was high, yet there was hope that the feud wouldn’t erupt as tensions rose.

The defining moment came when Gucci Mane played his diss track to Jeezy, “The Truth.” Putting salt on the wound, Gucci says, “Damn! Put that n***a’s a** in the dirt. Smoking on Pookie Loc tonight,” Gucci exclaimed.

The track was released in 2012 at the height of both rappers careers and with the mention of Jeezy’s late friend, “Pookie Loc.”

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Jeezy speaks on the Verzuz battle

Jeezy spoke with Ebro of Hot 97 the day after the battle and addressed the moment that left many speechless. He let on that he wasn’t expecting Gucci to play the song, but he knew it was a possibility. “I didn’t feel that in the air,” he said.

“I’m not about to let a situation take me back 20 years because somebody’s antagonizing me. I’m not doing that.”

While the “Thug Motivation” rapper showcased a calm demeanor, it appeared he had more going through his mind than everyone could see.

Watch the Hot 97 interview below.

Gucci Mane: Stop “Dissin The Dead”

Gucci Mane has clearly been apologetic and regretful for some time now as he dropped single, “Dissing The Dead” just months ago. In the song, he raps,

“I’m the one put your boy name on a stone. I dissed the dead and I knew it was wrong.”

The sympathetic steamboat didn’t take too long to come around as his diss track with Lil Durk, “Rumors” still rang fresh. Pookie Loc, Jeezy’s deceased friend, made another cameo as Gucci mentioned him yet again. Much like Jeezy, there seems to be growth in the area of change once children and family enter the picture.

Gucci is fresh off a baby high as he and wife Keyshia Ka’oir are expecting their second child together. One thing is for certain, fans aren’t opposed to hearing the “So Icy” duo on another track together.

 

Written by Antoinette Ford 

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Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’oir Expecting Second Child Together

Veteran rapper Gucci Mane and his wife Keyshia Ka’oir announced that they’re expecting. 

The couple announced the exciting news via Instagram. The bun in the oven will be their second child, as they have one-year-old, Ice Davis.  

“Let’s Have Another Baby ICE Needs Somebody To Play With,” Keyshia wrote on Sep 9. Her post’s caption was about Gucci Mane’s song, “Mrs. Davis,” also dedicated to Keyshia Ka’oir. The song was released on Jun 3.

Gucci’s Parenthood

Gucci opened up about what it felt like being a father again after Ice was born. 

“It’s a great thing, and I love it, but it’s definitely challenging to be a parent,” he said. “I always want my music to talk about what was going on in my life. The most important thing in my life now is my son.”

The Atlanta rapper has been busy living his best life and promoting his artist’s music.  Last month he released his latest song, “Dissin’ the Dead,” which went viral due to its lyrical content. In it, he warns rappers to stop dissing dead people and talks about the consequences it comes with. 

As previously reported by FM Hip Hop, Gucci “[expressed] his regret over popularizing the trend of disrespecting fallen enemies. He also calls for the young generation to follow his lead. A visual crafted by Omar, the Director, accompanies the song. In it, Gucci Mane posts up in a cemetery while wearing hoodies commemorating Trouble and Young Dolph. 

Coincidentally, the track dropped on Wednesday, which would’ve been Dolph’s 37th birthday…Gucci Mane isn’t the only rapper to change his stance on disrespecting the dead. Last year, Lil Durk promised to stop the practice after the deluxe release of The Voice. Florida rapper Julio Foolio followed not long after, calling it ‘childish.'”

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