Uncle Murda Calls Gucci Mane a ‘Rat’ Over Diss Track

The hip-hop world is buzzing, and Uncle Murda is adding fuel to the fire! He’s the latest artist to weigh in on the heated exchange between Gucci Mane and Pooh Shiesty, and he’s not holding back. Murda is calling out Gucci Mane, labeling him a ‘rat’ for his recent diss track.

The Diss Track That Sparked Outrage

Gucci Mane dropped a new song, ‘Crash Dummy,’ which seems to reference an alleged robbery incident involving Pooh Shiesty and others who were reportedly arrested. The track includes lines like, ‘Tell the truth, you went out like a real crash dummy, and after all that, boy, you still signed to me.’

This move has ruffled feathers, with many feeling Gucci crossed a line by discussing sensitive street details on record. Uncle Murda certainly agrees, expressing his strong disapproval on ‘The Real Report’ podcast.

Uncle Murda’s Verdict: ‘Gucci a Sucka’

Murda believes that after years of maintaining a gangsta image, Gucci Mane’s decision to rap about this incident makes him sound like a ‘civilian.’ He stated, ‘Some street s–t happened to this n—a, now he want to sound like a civilian.’

He didn’t mince words, calling Gucci’s actions ‘sucka s–t’ and questioning his loyalty to the streets and fellow artists. The debate online is fierce, but for Uncle Murda, there’s no question about who’s in the wrong here.

Support for Pooh Shiesty and Big 30

Beyond criticizing Gucci Mane, Uncle Murda also expressed sympathy for Pooh Shiesty, Big 30, and anyone else caught up in the legal situation. He feels Gucci’s actions have misled many and solidified his ‘rat’ status in Murda’s eyes.

The segment concluded with a clear message of solidarity: ‘Free Pooh Shiesty and Big 30.’ It’s a strong stance that highlights the complex codes and loyalties within the hip-hop community.

What’s Next?

As of now, Gucci Mane has not publicly responded to Uncle Murda’s strong accusations. This beef adds another layer to the ongoing narratives and dramas within the rap industry, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.