Key Takeaways
- Belly Gang Kushington partnered with Atlanta’s Magic City to permanently rename the kitchen’s 10-piece lemon pepper wings meal “Belly Gang.”
- The collaboration includes limited-edition shirts sold exclusively through his website, with the Atlanta rapper calling his place on the menu “legendary.”
- His 21 Savage collaboration “WTF GOIN” surpassed 100 million worldwide streams and peaked at No. 43 on the Billboard Hot 100, while its wing shoutout sparked a TikTok debate over Atlanta’s best wings.
Belly Gang Kushington shoutout has earned him a permanent spot on Magic City Kitchen’s menu.
The Atlanta rapper has partnered with iconic Magic City strip club to rename its restaurant’s 10-piece lemon pepper wings “Belly Gang,” turning a lyric from his 21 Savage collaboration “WTF GOIN” into an actual order.
The partnership also includes limited-edition shirts, available exclusively through Bellygangkushington.com.
“Magic City is really where I go after a good night, so when I mentioned it in the song, I was just talkin’ about my real life,” the rapper said in a statement. “Magic City Kitchen and their lemon pepper wings are also part of Atlanta’s culture and history, so being able to partner with them means a lot.”
“Everybody from Atlanta knows what Magic City means to the city, so it’s an honor to put more people on,” he continued. “And having my name on the menu is legendary.”
Loma Jamil, owner of Magic City Kitchen, also released a statement about the collab.
“This collaboration was a no-brainer! Our culture is to feed the streets; it’s humbling when they feed us back. We are always going to support when it’s organic, authentic, and high quality,” Jamil said. “His current record is beyond catchy, and this is just the beginning. Much love, appreciation and respect to Belly Gang Kushington.”
The collaboration follows the success of “WTF GOIN” featuring 21 Savage, which has surpassed 100 million streams worldwide and peaked at No. 43 on the Billboard Hot 100. Its shoutout to Magic City’s lemon pepper wings sparked a viral TikTok debate over who serves Atlanta’s best wings.
