Wack 100 Demands Big Meech Address Cuffy as Their Feud Takes a Dark Turn

The latest exchange began after Big Meech addressed his critics during a Kick livestream. Meech dismissed the accusations surrounding his name, said he wasn’t apologizing and instructed those around him not to respond to the online chatter.

Wack quickly fired back on Instagram. Instead of allowing Meech to wave off the controversy, he encouraged viewers to tag the BMF figure and demand an answer to one question: What does Big Meech have to say about Cuffy?

Who Is Cuffy?

Cuffy’s full name is Dionne Lamont Gatling. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Missouri, Gatling was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison in May 2019 on drug-trafficking and firearms charges.

Federal prosecutors described Gatling as the leader and organizer of the Gatling Drug Trafficking Organization, which transported heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine and other drugs into the St. Louis area for distribution between 2009 and 2014.

Court documents cited by prosecutors also accused Gatling of ordering the killings of Theodis Howard and Terrance Morgan because he suspected them of cooperating with law enforcement. Gatling was sentenced for drug trafficking and using firearms in furtherance of drug trafficking resulting in death. U.S. Department of Justice

That documented criminal history explains why Cuffy’s name carries serious weight in the argument Wack is attempting to force Big Meech to address.

Wack Says a Cuffy Interview Is Coming

Wack has repeatedly cited Cuffy while accusing Big Meech of cooperating with authorities in connection with a St. Louis case. According to Wack, Cuffy has accused Meech of setting him up and has directly questioned his reputation.

Those specific allegations against Big Meech have not been independently verified. The Justice Department release establishes Cuffy’s identity and criminal case, but it does not confirm Wack’s claims about Meech or describe Meech’s alleged involvement.

Wack questioned why Meech has been publicly active but has not directly addressed Cuffy. He also announced that an exclusive interview with Cuffy is on the way, challenging Meech to speak before it is released.

If that interview arrives, it could intensify a controversy that has followed Meech since his return to public life.

Lil Meech Gets Pulled Into the Dispute

The confrontation became considerably darker when Wack shifted his attention toward Meech’s son, actor Demetrius “Lil Meech” Flenory Jr.

Wack accused Lil Meech of cooperating on multiple occasions before making an inflammatory remark involving rat poison. The violent imagery moved the exchange beyond the usual insults associated with a celebrity feud and into territory many observers considered deeply disturbing.

Lil Meech is an adult and a public figure who portrays his father in the Starz series BMF. Even so, Wack’s decision to direct such extreme language toward Meech’s son added a much more personal and threatening tone to the dispute.

Wack Promises More Exposés

Wack is no longer presenting the situation as a simple social-media disagreement. He has promised additional “exposés” and says he plans to intensify his campaign now that Meech has publicly addressed him.

He also challenged Meech’s current standing within BMF, alleging that people connected to the organization no longer respect its famous co-founder. Wack claimed some of those individuals communicate with him regularly.

Those statements remain Wack’s allegations and have not been independently substantiated.

Meech, meanwhile, appears determined not to answer every accusation individually. His position on Kick was that he isn’t worried about the criticism and doesn’t intend to give his detractors the response they want.

Will Big Meech Finally Address Cuffy?

Allegations that Big Meech cooperated with authorities have repeatedly followed his return to the spotlight. Public figures such as 50 Cent and Wack 100 have amplified the accusations, while Meech has rejected the label placed on him.

Cuffy has now become the central figure in Wack’s pressure campaign. By announcing a forthcoming interview, Wack appears to be trying to force Meech into responding before Cuffy’s account reaches a larger audience.

For now, Big Meech’s silence leaves the internet debating whether he is genuinely unbothered or deliberately avoiding the question. Whatever happens next, Wack has made sure that viewers will be watching closely for the promised Cuffy interview—and Meech’s response.

Editor’s note: The federal details concerning Dionne Lamont Gatling come from a 2019 Justice Department release. Separate allegations involving Big Meech are attributed to Wack 100 and have not been independently verified.