Jersey City rapper Albee Al has sparked online debate with the release of his latest track and visual, “Respect the Jux (Free Shiesty)”, a diss record aimed at longtime hip-hop figure Gucci Mane and tied into ongoing tensions involving members of the 1017 Records circle.
The track surfaced in early June 2026 and quickly began circulating on social media and hip-hop forums after appearing on streaming platforms and YouTube.
In the song and its accompanying music video, Albee Al takes direct shots at Gucci Mane while referencing loyalty, betrayal, and street politics surrounding the label’s recent controversies.
The release arrives during a period of heightened attention around Gucci Mane’s label, 1017 Records, following legal troubles and industry disputes involving Pooh Shiesty.
Recent developments in the hip-hop world—including high-profile arrests and diss tracks—have kept the label under scrutiny and fueled ongoing commentary from independent artists like Albee Al.
Albee Al has previously expressed criticism of figures tied to the Atlanta rap scene, and “Respect the Jux” continues that trend, framing itself as a commentary on authenticity, loyalty, and industry politics.
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