Gucci Mane dropped the final iteration of So Icy Boyz: The Finale on Friday, what seemed to be the bookend to his Icy Boyz projects over the last two years. The rapper delivered an 80-track album, ...

See original story from June 23 below. Gucci Mane returns tonight with his new track "All My Children." The song is finds Gucci playing father to the rest of the hip-hop game, with him spitting "All ...

Gucci Mane teased “Publicity Stunt” in the caption of an IG post with the NBA YoungBoy line, “I thought you felt like Gucci Mane in 2006.” While Gucci Mane doesn’t mention YoungBoy specifically, he ...

Gucci Mane dropped a brand new compilation album, So Icy Boyz: The Finale, and it just might be a contender for the longest record this year. At a whopping 80 tracks, the four-disc project runs for ...

The emotional song also shouts out other young rappers lost to gun violence, including PnB Rock and Young Dolph Gucci Mane is remembering his late friend Takeoff with an emotional new tribute song.

Keyshia Ka’Oir deserves all the flowers for her unwavering love, support, and dedication to Gucci Mane. The lovebirds’ romance initially bloomed in 2010 but their love story took a number of ...

Atlanta’s own Gucci Mane and Lil Baby released a new song on June 29 titled “All Dz Chainz.” Gucci Mane used his verse versatility to pay respect to other rappers in Atlanta, most notably Young Thug ...

Gucci Mane and Young Dolph feature in the visuals for the tribute song which also includes footage from his Memphis memorial. Gucci Mane shared the new video for “Long Live Dolph” last night (Dec. 20) ...

Gucci Mane and Jeezy have had a long-standing feud, but it seemed like things had cooled down after they took the stage in a Verzuz battle in 2020. Apparently, Gucci Mane still had some hard feelings ...

Gucci Mane has shared a new song featuring Key Glock and the late Young Dolph. "Blood All On It" was produced by Doughboy Beatz and BandPlay and comes with a video shot by Omar The Director. Check it ...

Gucci Mane is largely responsible for one of rap’s worst trends: gleefully mocking people who have died. Now, ten years after his first vicious dig at someone’s grave, he’s showing regrets, and urges ...