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Atlanta rapper names wing order after viral lyric

Magic City has renamed its popular 10-piece lemon pepper wings the Belly Gang following a trending song by local artist Bellygang Kush.

By Paul Davidson ·

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Atlanta rapper Bellygang Kush has partnered with the city’s well-known strip club Magic City to rebrand a popular food item.

The collaboration stems from a specific lyric in Kush’s latest track, “WTF GOIN’.” In the song, Kush raps, “I need a 10 piece lemon pepper, Magic City, WTF goin’.” The line references the club’s signature 10-piece lemon pepper wings, a staple for many regulars.

Kush, who is based in Atlanta, has been compared to local hip-hop veteran Jeezy due to similarities in their vocal styles and lyrical themes. His recent momentum includes a collaboration with 21 Savage on “WTF GOIN’,” which has become one of the most frequently identified songs in the area.

As the track gained traction, Magic City officials decided to formalize the connection. The venue has officially renamed its signature 10-piece lemon pepper wings the “Belly Gang.” This move allows customers to order the specific dish mentioned in the viral verse.

The partnership illustrates the ongoing intersection of Atlanta’s music scene and local nightlife. By turning a specific lyric into a menu item, the club and the artist have created a tangible link for fans who follow both.

Fans can now purchase the renamed wings at Magic City. The change follows the song’s rise in popularity and its status as a frequently Shazamed record within the city.

Source: WHHH · original report published

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