T.I. calls out Gucci Mane

[Blood$]

Gucci Mane, Waka Flocka, Frenchie and Whooh Da Kid trade multiple shots on Twitter.

As observed by Complex, it seems the trouble in Brick Squad paradise has come to a head. This comes after months of disagreements from within the label, mostly between Gucci Mane & Waka Flocka Flame.

It all began yesterday morning, after a tweet from Gucci that simply read: "Fuck bricksquad im. Sucka free. 1017". This was apparently brought on by accusations that Gucci paid for rapper Young Vito's lawyer fees during his trial for the murder of Brick Squad artist Slim Dunkin, of which he was eventually acquitted. Understandably, the Brick Squad Records CEO went on to seriously deny this claim, and a long exchange ensued on Twitter throughout the day. Waka and Gucci took shots at each other first, and were eventually joined by Waka's cousin Frenchie (who took his side) and Wooh Da Kid, who took the opportunity to attack both Gucci and OJ Da Juiceman.

Frenchie accused Gucci of stealing money from him that was owed after his signing with Brick Squad (via Warner). However, Gucci claimed the money had in fact been taken by his former manager, Debra Antney, who is both Waka's mother and Frenchie's aunt. Needless to say, this didn't go over well. Near the end of the exchange, Frenchie announced a Gucci diss track that'll be included on a new Trapaholics mixtape titled "Trap Music", which apparently drops today. Subsequent responses are a guarantee.

At this point, the future of Brick Squad is uncertain. Waka Flocka claims to own a stake in the label, as well as owning its subsidiary imprint Brick Squad Monopoly. Also, Chief Keef, Young Scooter, and Young Thug have all recently signed to Brick Squad 1017. They have yet to comment on the situation (Scooter is currently incarcerated).

Read the the tweets in question below, and let us know what you think of all this.

http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/gucci-mane-s-1017-brick-squad-records-on-the-rocks-after-twitter-attacks-news.7156.html

Guwop = most entertaining in the game right now 

[Sccit]

it's kinda like why so many non Laker fans hate the Lakers...cuz of fans like NIK

non laker fans hate the lakers because of our success rate

[Russell Bell]

Gucci Mane, Waka Flocka, Frenchie and Whooh Da Kid trade multiple shots on Twitter.

As observed by Complex, it seems the trouble in Brick Squad paradise has come to a head. This comes after months of disagreements from within the label, mostly between Gucci Mane & Waka Flocka Flame.

It all began yesterday morning, after a tweet from Gucci that simply read: "Fuck bricksquad im. Sucka free. 1017". This was apparently brought on by accusations that Gucci paid for rapper Young Vito's lawyer fees during his trial for the murder of Brick Squad artist Slim Dunkin, of which he was eventually acquitted. Understandably, the Brick Squad Records CEO went on to seriously deny this claim, and a long exchange ensued on Twitter throughout the day. Waka and Gucci took shots at each other first, and were eventually joined by Waka's cousin Frenchie (who took his side) and Wooh Da Kid, who took the opportunity to attack both Gucci and OJ Da Juiceman.

Frenchie accused Gucci of stealing money from him that was owed after his signing with Brick Squad (via Warner). However, Gucci claimed the money had in fact been taken by his former manager, Debra Antney, who is both Waka's mother and Frenchie's aunt. Needless to say, this didn't go over well. Near the end of the exchange, Frenchie announced a Gucci diss track that'll be included on a new Trapaholics mixtape titled "Trap Music", which apparently drops today. Subsequent responses are a guarantee.

At this point, the future of Brick Squad is uncertain. Waka Flocka claims to own a stake in the label, as well as owning its subsidiary imprint Brick Squad Monopoly. Also, Chief Keef, Young Scooter, and Young Thug have all recently signed to Brick Squad 1017. They have yet to comment on the situation (Scooter is currently incarcerated).

Read the the tweets in question below, and let us know what you think of all this.

http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/gucci-mane-s-1017-brick-squad-records-on-the-rocks-after-twitter-attacks-news.7156.html

Guwop = most entertaining in the game right now 

the wackness just reeks even from reading that article

[Blood$]

it's just hilarious in itself reading an article with all those dudes names spelled out throughout it lmao

[V2DHeart]

Grown men arguing over back and forth on the internet 

[Sir Petey]

Grown men arguing over back and forth on the internet 

this fucking wigger is constantly on his high horse.


why are you here again? post a selfie of you muggin with the DR chain, i know you got em.

[V2DHeart]

I

[V2DHeart]

I'm here to check if anything new and interesting is happening in the world of Hip Hop.

If you seriously think that grown men arguing with each other over the internet is "gangsta" and something to get excited over, especially at your age, then you need some more life experiences.

If these so called rappers were the big bad street thugs that newbies on here promote them to be, then you wouldn't be seeing any of this BS from any of them. It's business, and therefore fake and if it's not, then it's pathetic and cringing to see grown men post up bitchy statuses about one another.

[Sir Petey]

but yet you found the time to type long winded paragraphs and google and post pretensious pics about such cliche petty bullshit that you find so uninteresting and immature.



i got you pegged homeboy. your a "hip hop elitest" you think your knowledge or experience as a fan of this art form or maybe limited industry experience puts you on a different level then everyone else here or some shit. humble yourself G.

[V2DHeart]

I thought a picture could speak 1000 words rather than typing them. I am not a Hip Hop elitist. I just enjoy the music, and appreciate/respect the rapping and lyrical aspect, neither of which I see from these people. It is no longer my favourite form of music, and hasn't been for a long time. I started becoming inactive (like a lot of regular members) years ago when the music industry was offering nothing fresh and appealing giving nothing new to talk about

[Sir Petey]

fair enough.