Gucci Mane Formally Welcomes BigWalkDog To 1017 On "Poppin"

BigWalkDog makes his 1017 debut alongside Gucci Mane on "Poppin."

BYAron A.May 24, 202112.6K Views

Gucci Mane has been reconstructing the 1017 roster ever since he was released from prison. The rapper had Hoodrich Pablo Juan, Asian Doll, and Lil Wop on the roster at one point in time before each artist went their own ways. These days, the 1017 imprint houses some of the hottest rappers in the game such as Pooh Shiesty and the now-incarcerated Foogiano. The latest rapper to sign to the label is Mississippi's BigWalkDog who Gucci Mane introduced earlier today.

Now, BigWalkDog and Gucci Mane have formally cemented the 1017 deal with their new collaboration, "Poppin." Backed by trickling piano keys, BigWalkDog celebrates his newfound success while vowing to maintain his authenticity in his rise. Meanwhile, Gucci Mane brags about his success rate as an A&R with hopes that BigWalkDog will follow suit.

Peep the record below.

Quotable Lyrics
And I don't really need new friends
So please stop callin' me twin
I'mma say that shit again
You ain't never killed no man
So you could never fit in my skin
It's big Gucci Mane

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