Gucci Mane Calls Out His Old 1017 Artists on "1017": "Now They Act Like I'm a Opp"

The closing track on Gucci Mane's new album "Against All Odds," called "1017," calls out the artists he put on: "Gave a broke nigga a chance, now they act like I'm a opp." He names no one. It comes as former 1017 artist Pooh Shiesty fights federal charges over an alleged gunpoint plot on Gucci; Shiesty pleaded not guilty.

Gucci Mane is taking shots at the artists he put on.

The closing track on his new album "Against All Odds," released Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, is called "1017," named after his label. On the hook, Gucci raps that he took artists "out the trap," put chains around their necks and put their names on the map, then says: "Gave a broke nigga a chance, now they act like I'm a opp / How the fuck you bite the hand that took your ass up off the block?"

The verses keep going. "I should charge these niggas interest for the careers that I gave 'em," he raps, and later, "You can rewrite all the story, you can leave me out the credits / But the streets know who invested."

Gucci does not name anyone on the song. The track started spreading on social media over the weekend, and Say Cheese picked it up Sunday night.

It lands during a heavy stretch for 1017. Federal prosecutors have charged former 1017 artist Pooh Shiesty in an alleged January 2026 plot in which, they say, Gucci was held at gunpoint in a Dallas studio over Shiesty's record deal. Shiesty has pleaded not guilty, and his trial is set for February 2027. Nothing on "1017" names Shiesty or the case.

"Against All Odds" is Gucci's 18th studio album. It has 17 tracks, with features from Summer Walker, OJ Da Juiceman and Ice Davis, via 1017/Atlantic Music Group.

Sources: Genius lyrics for "1017" (Oct. 16, 2026); BroadwayWorld album release (Oct. 16, 2026); Say Cheese on X (Oct. 18, 2026). Photo: Gucci Mane's own "Against All Odds" cover-art post on X (Oct. 12, 2026).