Pooh Shiesty drops 'All Eyes on Shiest' from behind bars, featuring Big30, GloRilla & Sexyy Red. Stream the 16-track album now.
- August 7, 2026
AceShowbiz - Pooh Shiesty has released his latest album, All Eyes on Shiest, while currently incarcerated awaiting trial on serious charges.
The Memphis rapper unveiled the project on Friday, August 7, 2026. The album contains 16 tracks, including two bonus songs, and features collaborations with artists such as Big30, GloRilla, Sexyy Red, and the late producer Tay Keith, among others.
The lead single, Last Man Breathin, stands out with its piano and violin instrumentation. Produced by Mike & Keys, TP808, and Jackson Botto, the track sees Pooh Shiesty reflecting on his time behind bars and the difficult realities of street life. The lyrics convey a sense of confinement and hope, touching on the anticipation of eventual release despite the ongoing challenges.
Pooh Shiesty remains detained without bail following his April arrest related to a January incident. Prosecutors accuse him, his father Big30, and six others of orchestrating a robbery and kidnapping at a Dallas studio. The group allegedly forced Gucci Mane, founder of 1017 Records, to release Pooh Shiesty from his contract at gunpoint before robbing him and his associates.
The trial for Pooh Shiesty and his co-defendants is scheduled to begin on February 22, 2027. Despite these legal troubles, the rapper has pushed forward with his music career by dropping this new album.
Below is the full tracklist of All Eyes on Shiest:
1. I’m Back
2. Federal Reality
3. Reap What You Sow
4. Last Man Breathin
5. Collecting Tears
6. Still on Timing (feat. BIG30)
7. Booty Club (feat. Sexyy Red & Tay Keith)
8. Reckless Living
9. CMO Freestyle (feat. Baby Slime, BIG30 & K Carbon)
10. McLaren Truck
11. Trip
12. JPay & CorrLinks
13. New One (feat. K Carbon)
14. Bigger Than the Program
15. FDO (Bonus)
16. Mane (feat. GloRilla) (Bonus)
Fans and listeners can stream All Eyes on Shiest on all major platforms as Pooh Shiesty faces his upcoming trial, keeping his name in the spotlight despite his current circumstances.
This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.
