Lil Pump is taking aim at Gucci Mane after hearing the rapper’s new song, “Crash Dummy.”
On Sunday, Pump posted a series of Instagram Story videos reacting to the track, which arrived on streaming services two days earlier. In the clips, the Florida rapper accused Gucci of revealing too much about Pooh Shiesty and the legal case referenced in the song.
“You snitched on a song, you snitched on yourself,” Pump said in one video. “Gucci Mane f–kin’ snitched. What a f–kin’ bozo.”
Pump then said he wanted to get rid of the 1017 chain he once received from Gucci.
“I’ma get my 1017 chain and flush that b—h down the toilet,” he said.
The criticism continued in another video, where Pump recalled Gucci trying to sign him as a teenager.
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“Gucci, you’s been a b—h, man. You’s been a b—h,” Pump said. “Yo a– try to sign me when I was 16, 17 years old. Gave me a tiny-a– chain begging me to sign to you.”
“Crash Dummy,” released April 10, includes lyrics about the alleged robbery and kidnapping case involving Pooh Shiesty, Big30, and several others. Gucci raps, “Tell the truth, you went out like a real crash dummy.”
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The track also includes the line, “And after all that, boy, you still signed to me,” adding another layer to the controversy that quickly spilled from the song onto social media over the weekend for rap fans.