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Waka Flocka is not about to let fans put his name in the middle of any drama.
Waka Flocka Denies Calling Out Gucci Mane
Flocka became the subject of backlash after his performance during a recent show. Where he appeared to blast rap star Gucci Mane. But Waka insists that it is not the case.
“Ya’ll reaching with the Gucci s**t. Be bold and stop putting me and hate in the same sentence,” he said in a recent social media post caught by NoJumper on X.
Waka Flocka denies dissing Gucci Mane after a clip from his concert went viral, accusing him of saying “Fuck Gucci.” pic.twitter.com/Hg4PvpOga3
— No Jumper (@nojumper) April 10, 2026
In a clip that began to circulate online on Friday (April 10), Flocka performs his 2009 record Hard in the Paint. And switches up the lyrics.
In the original songs, the lyrics read:
“See Gucci, that’s my m***********g n***a. I hang in the ‘Dale with them Hit Squad killers.”
However, during the performance, he appears to change the lyrics to “See Gucci .. f**k that n***a.”
However, after Waka’s recent comments, it seems like the clip was blown way out of proportion.
Gucci has become the subject of backlash after the release of his newest song, Crash Dummy. On the track, he references being the victim of an alleged armed robbery committed by several men, including rap stars Pooh Shiesty and Big 30.
Shiesty and Big30 were arrested in connection with the ambush. After authorities claimed that they executed an ambush at Gucci Mane’s studio back in January. In an effort to get him to sign paperwork that would release him from his deal with 1017.
However, after the song was released, multiple artists such as Boosie, 42 Dugg, and Freddie Gibbs have clowned the new track. Especially because of the rumors going around that Gucci acted as an informant to help the police identify Pooh Shiesty and Big30.
