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gucci changed creative directors 3 times and changed CEOs multiple times and xiao zhan is STILL with gucci 😄 gucci gave him an art wall for this campaign (his 3rd time). he holds GBA titles of several brands under kering group (go google kering) bc he is THAT popular....

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“This Ain’t Music” — Loon on Gucci Mane, Pooh Shiesty and “Crash Dummy” Loon takes a hard stance on Gucci Mane’s new song “Crash Dummy.” His issue is not just that Gucci responded. His issue is when and how he responded. In this clip from It’s Up There Podcast, Loon says people should be disappointed in Gucci for putting a song like this out while the Pooh Shiesty case is still open. His read is that the record doesn’t sound like pure music — it sounds like a move. Like Gucci is trying to help the investigation, help the narrative, and help the duress argument without having to personally go down there, deal with the embarrassment, and get on the stand himself. That’s what makes the clip hit: Loon is not saying Gucci sounds disappointed. He’s saying people are disappointed in Gucci for making this move the way he did. The current context is why this lands now: Gucci released “Crash Dummy” within days of the case dominating headlines, AP reported on April 8 that Pooh Shiesty was ordered to remain in custody, the defense questioned the case strength, and the judge said there was substantial evidence. Pitchfork framed the record as Gucci’s apparent response to the alleged kidnapping/robbery case, while Reuters and DOJ reporting continue to center the alleged forced contract-release and duress issue. This clip is Loon’s critique of the move: why it feels strategic, why it feels like a public assist, and why it feels wrong with an open case still hanging over everything. 00:00 – Why Loon says the song comes with disappointment toward Gucci 00:13 – The “they might need me to testify” angle 00:31 – Why Loon says the song feels like a move, not just music 00:49 – The duress issue and protecting the contract/money 01:16 – “This ain’t music” 01:35 – Why Loon frames this as expert human-behavior reading #ItsUpTherePodcast #BigLoon #GucciMane #PoohShiesty #CrashDummy HipHopNews RapBusiness PodcastClip

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In a December 2016 Breakfast Club" interview (promoting "The Return of East Atlanta Santa"), Gucci Mane claimed Angela Yee had previously pursued him sexually; she strongly denied it on air, and the exchange created lasting tension that flared up again in 2019‼️. During the interview, Charlamagne Tha God asked if Gucci had “smashed” Angela‼️. Gucci replied along the lines of “Hell nah‼️ She done tried… She was on my dick back then,”‼️ adding that she used to text him asking what hotel he was at (after an earlier interview he recalled with her and Melyssa Ford)‼️. Angela denied it repeatedly, saying he must have her confused with someone else, that she never had his number, and that no such texts or pursuit happened‼️. Gucci insisted on the details; the male hosts laughed while the moment grew awkward and confrontational‼️. Angela later clarified that Gucci had appeared on her earlier Shade 45 show "The Morning After" (not her nighttime "Lip Service" show), where conversations could get explicit, but she maintained there was never any personal pursuit or hotel texts‼️. Clips and reactions circulated widely‼️💯. The issue stayed relatively quiet for years‼️. In October 2019 Gucci posted an Instagram clip of the 2016 exchange, claiming "The Breakfast Club" had banned him over it (“#TruthHurts #Getoffmydick”)‼️. The hosts addressed it on air (including a “Breakfast Club Court” segment), denied any formal ban, and said interview requests had simply been declined because of discomfort after the earlier comments‼️. Angela presented her side and said Gucci had reached out privately about apologizing but she wanted it public‼️. Gucci then sat for a lengthy interview with Charlamagne (separate from the regular show)‼️. He blamed “that punk-ass bitch” (Angela) for the ban talk, called DJ Envy a “pussy” as well, and said he would confront Envy in person about what he and Angela had done‼️if Envy came at him wrong, he would “slap the shit out of him.”‼️ Envy responded on Instagram that Gucci was never banned, that he had simply said he wouldn’t do an interview without clearing it with his co-host (supporting his team), and that the threats were nothing new‼️. Angela also shaded Gucci (including a jab about his 2009 look) and reiterated her denial‼️. In short: the core story is Gucci’s on-air claim that Angela had tried to sleep with him years earlier (texts about hotels after an old interview), her firm denial, years of residual tension, Gucci’s 2019 claim of being effectively shut out of the show, the hosts’ public pushback, and Gucci escalating with personal insults and a physical threat toward Envy‼️. Both sides stuck to their versions; no resolution or physical confrontation followed in the public record of that period‼️.

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