Goldmouf Fangoon Claims Physical Confrontation with Jeezy Over $50K Dispute

In a startling Instagram post over the weekend, North Carolina rapper Goldmouf Fangoon, a member of Ralo’s crew, claimed he recently had a physical altercation with rapper Jeezy. The statement, made alongside Jeezy’s track “My Hood” playing in the background, read: “I just kicked @jeezy ass!” He followed up with an explanation, alleging a $50,000 financial dispute that began after he gave Jeezy the money for “commercial transactions” when he was released from prison. According to Goldmouf, Jeezy never returned the funds, leading to the confrontation.

Goldmouf, who goes by the real name Amir Butler, posted a photo of a bloodied hand, describing it as “only a little cut,” and continued his story in a video, claiming that the situation was “personal” and tied to street-level disputes beyond money. “I paid and he played,” he wrote in another post, further detailing his frustration and demand for repayment.

Though Goldmouf’s claims are bold, Jeezy has yet to respond publicly, and his social media activity has been notably silent since January. Fans have asked for proof of the incident, but no evidence has been shared by either party.

Goldmouf, who has a tumultuous past that includes nearly two decades in prison, has been making music since his release in 2023. He was part of the Young Gunz Ent label alongside Jeezy before his incarceration and is actively working on new music. His most recent track, “3 DA Farge” with Ralo and Derez Deshon, came out just weeks ago.

While Goldmouf’s beef with Jeezy appears personal, whether his violent claims hold any weight remains unclear. The situation is still developing, and fans are waiting to see if Jeezy will address the accusations.