BIG30 is standing by Pooh Shiesty as the Memphis rappers face serious federal charges tied to an alleged robbery and kidnapping involving Gucci Mane. In a recent Instagram post, BIG30 shared an encouraging message for his longtime collaborator, emphasizing their continued support for one another while both navigate restrictions on their freedom.
“As we fight this case together we still got all the club venues and arenas going crazy,” BIG30 wrote. “I’m on house arrest you in a cell they going crazy like we present… NEVER GIVE UP ON US WE GOD FAVORITE.”
The message reflects BIG30’s determination to maintain a connection with Pooh Shiesty while the case moves through the legal system. Although BIG30 is currently under house arrest, Pooh remains in custody after being denied bond. <Cite refs={[“turn837521view0″,”turn837521search1”]}/>
Pooh Shiesty’s Legal Team Raises Concerns About Jail Conditions
Pooh Shiesty’s attorneys have raised concerns about the conditions of his confinement, alleging that authorities are keeping him in his cell for approximately 23 hours a day. His legal team has also claimed that he has not received the minimum visitation time they believe he is entitled to, raising concerns about the effect of those restrictions on his well-being.
These claims come as the rapper prepares to defend himself against the federal charges. The allegations about his jail conditions have not, by themselves, changed his detention status.
The Gucci Mane Case Continues Toward Trial
Federal prosecutors accuse Pooh Shiesty, BIG30, and several co-defendants of participating in an alleged robbery and kidnapping involving Gucci Mane at a Dallas recording studio. Authorities claim the incident was connected to an effort to secure Pooh Shiesty’s release from his contract with 1017 Records.
Both rappers have pleaded not guilty to the charges. Their trial is currently scheduled to begin in February 2027, although the case remains ongoing and the allegations have yet to be resolved in court.
BIG30 Continues to Show Support
Despite the legal uncertainty, BIG30 has continued to show support for Pooh Shiesty publicly. His message also points to the ongoing interest in their music, with fans continuing to play their records while the two artists deal with the case.
For now, BIG30’s post is a public statement of solidarity with his fellow Memphis rapper. Their legal situation remains unresolved as they await the next stages of the federal proceedings.