Westside Gunn Drops 'Egypt' Remix With Some Help From Doechii

Westside Gunn and Doechii have linked up for a remix of “Egypt”.

The unexpected collaboration opens with a snippet of Doechii talking to DJ Ebro and speaking about some of her favorite rappers including MF Doom and of course, Westside Gunn before they take turns spitting over a Cee Gee Incorporated beat.

She says: “Lately I’ve been into a lot of MF DOOM, rest in peace. Westside Gunn — he’s so talented.”

Following the release of the song, the Griselda star paid tribute to the female MC.

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He wrote: “I wanna Thank @officialdoechii for this Body Bag!!!! She’s ALWAYS gave me my [flowers emoji] and I’m forever grateful and humble, u didn’t have to bless me like this fresh from the Grammy win I REALLY [love heart emoji] this record it’s so FUN!!!!”

WESTSIDE GUNN FT DOECHII “EGYPT” RMX OUT NOW!!!!!!!

I wanna Thank @officialdoechii for this Body Bag!!!! She’s ALWAYS gave me my 🌹 and I’m forever grateful and humble, u didn’t have to bless me like this fresh from the Grammy win 🤲🏽 I REALLY ♥️ this record it’s so FUN!!!!!… pic.twitter.com/6CDIZIlo07

— WESTSIDEGUNN (@WESTSIDEGUNN) May 2, 2025

Gunn added: “I ALSO wanna say she bodied this the same day she heard the record last week, a true Emcee and she deserves everything she got, let’s keep pushing ART & CULTURE and let’s push this to the masses!!!!!!!!”

Westside Gunn recently dropped his most personal project yet, titled 11, which is dedicated to the memories of two of his closest friends.

“I do wanna say this, it’s Hard for me to listen to it, I’ve cried every single time I’ve played it,” he wrote. “I made it all [in] one day just back to back after speaking to SLY [Green] from prison, hearing Inf voice callin me, hearing [Keisha] Plum gave me the chills bc she’s who called me to tell me, and knowing SLY still got life.”

He added: “This was from my heart, I really hope y’all enjoy my ART piece.”

In addition to Sly Green, a Buffalo drug kingpin who was sentenced to over 100 years in prison back in 1994, 11 is dedicated to Westside Gunn’s close friend Big Dump who died earlier this year.

In a press release, the rapper said: “11 is the most personal project I’ve ever made. It’s dedicated to my brother who was killed in April, but narrated by my brother who has life in prison fighting to come home. This is the reality for Westside Gunn.”