Foogiano drops Gucci Mane diss 'The Misunderstood Truth' on Halloween

Foogiano is coming at his old label boss. The former 1017 Records artist dropped "The Misunderstood Truth" at midnight on Halloween, Oct.

Foogiano is coming at his old label boss. The former 1017 Records artist dropped "The Misunderstood Truth" at midnight on Halloween, Oct. 31, on his official YouTube channel, the third release in three days after "Halfway In" (Oct. 29) and "Halfway Out" (Oct. 30). The video has Foogiano in zombie face paint and a balaclava, "The New 1017" logo shattered like glass, and a 1017 chain pendant lying in the dirt. On the track he appears to take shots at Gucci Mane and his wife Keyshia Ka'oir, with lines like "money don't make you real, money don't make you no gangster" and talk about somebody who "ain't right to testify." Fans online read it as Foogiano calling Gucci a snitch over the Pooh Shiesty case. Federal prosecutors allege a Jan. 10, 2026 meeting at a Dallas studio about Pooh Shiesty's 1017 contract turned into an armed takeover in which Gucci was forced to sign papers releasing Pooh from his deal; nine men were charged, including Pooh Shiesty, and the defendants have pleaded not guilty, with trial set for Feb. 22, 2027. Ka'oir said last week that Gucci "was not the one who called the popo." Foogiano, who came home from prison in April 2026, has publicly backed Shiesty, and Gucci's album "Against All Odds" includes a track titled "Crash Dummy." Gucci Mane had not responded to the diss as of Saturday morning.