Long story short, from that point, I realized homie had an issue for whatever reason it was - his free music and my free music coming the same day.

“Last minute, we in the lab, we heard about the tweet - immediately, I hit his phone, like ‘What’s up homie? You good?’ We chopped it up. I told to reach out to me he never reached out to me. I found out a day or so later, but once I found out - he supposed to be my homeboy - I hit his phone, immediately. “It came down to … me and were dropping on the same day. “For an artist to drop they mixtape on 10/17, which is my label on the day I drop all, why would you drop it on 10/17? When I call you as my partner, to ask you why you did it, you say ‘Oh, I didn’t know you was dropping a mixtape.’ … It just made me lose all respect from him instantly,” Gucci continued.ĭespite Gucci’s claim, Yo Gotti said that wasn’t the case. During a separate interview with radio personality Devin Steel on Memphis’ K97, the Tennessee rapper denied that he chose the date intentionally, but simply didn’t realize it. “My main problem with him was that he dropped his mixtape on 10/17 (the name of Gucci’s record label), and tried to like ride my wave, like he was an artist of mine or we get some kind of money together. I never said that we wasn’t cool, I said we was cool until this point right here,” he said during the interview.

“I said Gotti was cool with me until he turned into a buster. Obviously, everyone’s heard the issues with Young Jeezy, the stab at Yung Joc, and most recently, past collaborator Yo Gotti.įollowing a tweet, in which he threw a shot at Gotti, the ATL hip-hop star conducted an interview on Atlanta’s Hot 107.9 radio station where he further explained why he has issues with his Memphis peer, revealing that it all stems from their mixtapes - CM7 and Trap God - dropping on the same day, October 17th. Gucci Mane has been going at everyone in recent weeks.

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