In 2022, Pooh Shiesty was sentenced to five years and three months in prison, so the rapper unfortunately won’t be spending this Christmas as a free man. However, he graced fans with a new song titled ...

The rapper was denied bail in both cases, and with the May 2021 case still pending, it’s unlikely that Shiesty will be released anytime soon. Despite this, he remains confident that things will change ...

This past week Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty's debut album, "Shiesty Season," was officially certified platinum. However, Shiesty was forced to celebrate the achievement from behind bars, as his ongoing ...

Pooh Shiesty is sharing an update from prison, where the Memphis rapper is currently serving a 63-month sentence after pleading guilty to federal conspiracy charges. On Monday, Shiesty hopped on ...

Pooh Shiesty was sentenced to five years in prison back in 2022, and it seems that the 1017 signee's time behind bars has led to some changes in his physical appearance. In the latest photos Shiesty ...

Pooh Shiesty’s release date may still be a long way off as he awaits sentencing on federal firearms charges in Florida — but he’s still making his presence known in the outside world. The Memphis-born ...

MIAMI — Rapper Pooh Shiesty was sentenced to 63 months in federal prison for a gun charge two years ago in Florida, prosecutors said. Shiesty, 22, a Memphis, Tennessee, native whose real name is ...

The “Back in Blood” hitmaker is apparently still making moves from the penitentiary. Incarcerated recording artist Pooh Shiesty (born Lontrell Donell Williams, Jr.) is currently serving a 5-year, ...

Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty will finally learn his fate this spring, as a sentencing hearing in his federal firearms case has been set for April in Florida. Shiesty, real name Lontrell Williams Jr., ...

TRUTH ON BEING AN XXL FRESHMAN: “[Being a part of this class is] important for my folks when it come down to me. Like, I could’ve been sitting there like, Man, I wanna make Freshman, bad. Then I would ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A new school year is right around the corner. Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty and K Carbon teamed up to pass out classroom supplies. The two artists turned an empty lot on Vance Avenue ...