The two singles, "Erase Ya Face" and "Spikin' The Funky Punch", did not meet the new standards for the Miami bass scene. Although the act now only featured 240 Shorty and the singles failed to gain any substantial attention, Gucci Crew II continued to conduct underground birthday parties for young children under the moniker "Goofy Crew II". The label closed out Gucci Crew's contract by funding no new productions, maximizing their existing catalog by releasing a greatest hits compilation later that year.
The two singles, "Erase Ya Face" and "Spikin' The Funky Punch", did not meet the new standards of the Miami bass scene. Although the act now only featured 240 Shorty and the singles failed to gain any substantial attention, Gucci Crew II continued to organize underground birthday parties for young children under the name "Goofy Crew II". The label terminated its contract with Gucci Crew by funding no new productions, maximizing their existing catalog by releasing a greatest hits compilation later that year.