Gucci Mane doesn’t take well to being called “retarded.” Only hours after Young Jeezy dissed the Brick Squad rapper during a radio interview, Gucci ran to the studio to record a diss track aimed at the Snowman.

“I’m a big dawg, he got the little boy complex/ Go dig your partner up player, bet he can’t say shit,” raps Gucci, adding, “For the record, this is not a diss record. Just the truth.”

He also invited Jeezy to his Trap God mixtape release party so they could settle their differences. “What up I would like to invite Young Jeezy & any other sucker to my TRAPGOD release party at DOA 10/17 We can address any unresolved issue,” he tweeted. “I Radric Davis aka Guwap bet 100K I can and will beat Jeezy ass #JUSTTRUTHS.”

Your move, Snow.

UPDATE: Gucci Mane has already released a video to accompany the song.

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Young Jeezy is not mincing words when it comes to the controversy surrounding him. Fresh off the release of his new song “Get Right,” the Snowman sat down with Power 106′s “Big Boy’s Neighborhood” to clear the air on his backstage brawl with Rick Ross at the 2012 BET Hip Hop Awards as well as shots fired at him by Gucci Mane.

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From mixtapes to his own album, Maybach Music’s DJ Scream rounds up a slew of hip-hop heavyweights—2 Chainz, Future, Waka Flocka Flame, Yo Gotti, and Gucci Mane—for an ode to the block in “Hoodrich Anthem.” The video, from Scream’s official debut Long Live the Hustle (due Nov. 20), visits each rapper in individual performance shots. Head to the trap with ATL’s finest.

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From Rick Ross to Lex Luger, Gucci Mane recruits a who’s who of southern rappers and producers for his upcoming Trap God, releasing the mixtape’s tracklisting today.

The project is hefty, with 20 tracks, and showcases established names like Meek Mill and Waka Flocka Flame as well as relative newcomers such as Trae Tha Truth and Verse Simmonds. Trap God will bring the burrrr to the fall when it drops on October 17.

See the tracklisting and production credits below.

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Gucci Mane connects with the Bawse in the video for “Head Shots.” Dressed in a snug sweater, the Brick Squad MC talks tough while he shows off an array of chains. A shirtless Rozay adds his verse as scantily-clad women wind about.

“Head Shots” can be found on Gucci’s mixtape Trap God, available for download on October 17. Other expected features include Gucci’s protégé Waka Flocka Flame and Wale, with production by Mike WiLL Made It and Sonny Digital.

The Southern MC has already declared the day a holiday. “10/17/12 is Trap Holiday all Traps will be closed,” tweeted Gucci. “I need the web to shut down from downloads #TRAPGOD.”

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Brick Squad meets G.O.O.D. Music in the video for “Brought Out Them Racks,” the Drumma Boy-produced track off Gucci Mane’s mixtape I’m Up, which was released in May. Money falls from the sky and scantily-clad women parade around as the rappers boast about their bank accounts and lavish lifestyles.

Gucci already has a new mixtape on the way. Trap God is due October 17 featuring the Future-assisted single “F**k the World.”

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Gucci Mane doesn’t give a damn on “F**k the World,” the new single off his upcoming mixtape Trap God, due October 17. The Brick Squad captain enlists Future, who drops designer names on his Auto-Tuned verse. Middle fingers up.

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Bow Wow’s album Underrated has been delayed several times, but he’s not letting that stop him. The Cash Money rapper keeps it “Going” on his new collaboration with Gucci Mane off his upcoming mixtape Greenlight 5. The Brick Squad MC keeps the bottles popping and the kush blowing before passing the mic to a boasting Bow, who stunts on the catchy record.

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