Gucci Mane Pens Letter 2 Fans!

Big Guwop pens a letter to fans from the big house!

I dropped my 1st album Traphouse ten years ago May 2005 I remember being proud and angry the day it was released. I was proud of the work I put in and the quality of the project but I was angry that someone had to be killed over a dispute about the rights to some of the contents of the album. 10 years later I reflect on how that day impacted my life and my legacy and I am grateful for all the fans that supported me then and still support me now. Every challenge and obstacle in my life has helped me to become who I am today and provided me with the tests to display my resilience. I hope my life showed someone somewhere that if you endure the storm you will eventually get your chance to shine. I never give up and I have grown and learned so much and still am eager to learn more. I look forward to showing the world how much I have grown and getting out and helping my community. I have been blessed with the opportunity to be a recording artist and help others get their chance to be heard. To my fans I love you all and I want you all to know I am motivated and will not let my past decide my future. I chose to not focus my attention on my negativities but on my dreams. I will keep on hurdling and keep on hustling. My liabilties I turn to assets and even my inconsistincies make me the unique person I am. I am focused and I will be returning soon very soon so get ready. If I had to change anything in the last 10 years I would not change one thing. Sincerely Guwop!
its Guccciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! —Gucci Mane

Gucci Mane Tries 2 Change His Name but FAILS!

This morning the 1017 Brick Squad boss made the announcement via Twitter that he was changing his name to "Guwop."

The decision drew immediate angry responses from his fans.

 
 
 
 
 

Finally Gucci had seen enough and had a change of heart.

Slim Dunkin Murderer Acquitted of Murder

According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Craig Schwall gave Young Vito the maximum sentence of 25 years. The man accused of murdering Atlanta rapper Slim Dunkin was found not guilty of the crime by an Atlanta jury. Vinson Hardimon, a.k.a. Young Vito, was found not guilty of murder today (February 25).The rapper was convicted of aggravated assault and possession of a hand gun during the commission of a felony and was sentenced to a stiff sentence.

Witnesses claimed that on December 16, Young Vito shot Slim Dunkin during an altercation over a piece of candy, in a recording studio during a video shoot on Memorial Drive in East Atlanta.

Police never recovered the murder weapon or the shells that were used to kill Slim Dunkin, who was a member of Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame’s Bricksquad 1017 collective of rappers.