Gucci Mane Disses Pooh Shiesty & Big30 On “Crash Dummy”: Listen

Gucci Mane has taken aim at Pooh Shiesty and Big30 on wax, just days after they were arrested for allegedly kidnapping and robbing him.

The 1017 boss released a hard-hitting new song on Friday (April 10) called “Crash Dummy,” which finds him addressing the Memphis rappers ambushing him at gunpoint earlier this year.

“Tell the truth, you went out like a real crash dummy / And after all that, boy, you still signed to me? / I’m like Birdman and n*gga, this my Cash Money / And your fat-ass flunkie, he a stone-cold junkie,” he raps over signature trap production from Zaytoven that sounds straight from Guwop’s mid-2000s prime.

Gucci then recalls the January 10 meeting at a Dallas recording studio during which Pooh Shiesty allegedly pulled a gun on him and forced him to sign paperwork releasing him from his 1017 contract.

“I thought it was a business meeting, but it was a set up / I walk in the room, you can feel the pressure building / N*gga dapped me up, the whole time they plotting against me,” he spits, before adding: “Pressure on my chest, but I still ain’t pressed / Pen to the paper, but it’s under duress.”

He also reminds Shiesty, who was only released from prison in October 2025 after spending several years behind bars on separate gun charges: “You learn from your daddy, so I guess that it’s hereditary / I’m that same n*gga that put money on your commissary.”

Despite the humiliation of being ambushed by his own artist and facing questions over Shiesty and Big30’s arrests, Gucci’s tone is defiant throughout the track as he declares: “This 1017 the label, I built this shit from the ground / And I be damned if I let a n*gga take my shit down.”

He closes out “Crash Dummy” by repeating the refrain: “I done been betrayed, now my heart turned cold.”

Pooh Shiesty and Big30 were two of nine people arrested last week on kidnapping and robbery charges in connection with the alleged incident. Shiesty’s father, Lontrell Williams Sr., was also taken into federal custody.

In addition to forcing Gucci Mane to sign contract termination paperwork at gunpoint, Shiesty and his crew are accused of robbing Gucci and two of his associates, who are described as music industry professionals.

One of the victims was even allegedly choked to near unconsciousness during the ambush.

Shiesty has since been denied bond, with the judge citing the fact that he was on home confinement in his aforementioned gun case at the time of the incident.

“I can’t find any conditions to offer that haven’t already been granted to you,” Judge Renee Harries Toliver told the “Back in Blood” hitmaker during a court hearing earlier this week, per XXL.

Big30, who is accused of barricading the studio door with his body to prevent Gucci Mane and co. from leaving, was granted $100,000 bond but it was immediately stayed at prosecutors’ request.

Both rappers face up to life in prison if convicted.

Gucci Mane, meanwhile, came under more scrutiny this week when an FBI agent testified that he cooperated with police about the alleged robbery and kidnapping.

During Shiesty’s court hearing, FBI Special Agent Pamela Hanson revealed that investigators relied on statements that Gucci and the other alleged victims told cops after being called to the studio by a member of the rapper’s security on the night of the incident.