In a shocking revelation that has sent ripples through the hip-hop community, North Carolina rapper Goldmouf Famgoon has asserted that he recently engaged in a physical altercation with Jeezy. The former inmate took to his Instagram Stories over the weekend to declare, “I just kicked @jeezy ass!!” while using Jeezy’s track “My Hood” as the soundtrack for his bold claim.
Goldmouf, who was released from prison in 2023 after serving 17 years for attempted murder, later elaborated that the conflict stemmed from a financial dispute. He alleged that upon his release, he lent Jeezy $50,000 for a business deal—money that he claims was never returned. Accompanying his message, he posted a graphic image of his injured hand, captioned, “Just a little cut,” further fueling speculation about the legitimacy of his accusations.
In a follow-up video, Goldmouf expressed his frustration, stating, “That was personal, homie, that was street s###. Miss me with all that fanned out ass s###. All you n##### that got opinions, you n##### never even had $50K a day in your life.” He emphasized the betrayal felt from someone he trusted, asserting, “I came out and ain’t ask NO FAVORS!! I paid my homie and he played. So I wanted my money back or shoot me my one. Simple.”
Interestingly, Jeezy has yet to publicly respond to these claims, maintaining a low profile on social media since early January. Fans and critics alike are demanding evidence of the incident, but as of now, Goldmouf stands firm in his assertions, stating, “Y’all argue wit ya self.”
Goldmouf Famgoon, born Amir Butler, has a tumultuous history, having faced serious legal troubles from a young age. He was charged with a double homicide at 13 and later received a lengthy prison sentence for attempted murder. Despite his past, he has been focused on reviving his music career since his release, even hinting at a collaboration with Jeezy on an upcoming album titled “Now or Never.”
As the drama unfolds, the hip-hop community watches closely, eager to see if Goldmouf’s claims hold any weight, or if this is just another chapter in the ongoing saga of rivalries and confrontations within the genre. One thing is clear: Goldmouf has a score to settle, and the stakes are higher than ever.
