Wack 100: Pooh Shiesty’s Dad Will Snitch

What’s going on in the hip-hop world? Well, if you’re following the legal troubles surrounding Pooh Shiesty, you might be interested in the latest take from music manager Wack 100. He’s weighing in on the arrest of Pooh Shiesty’s father, Lontrell Williams Sr., and he has a strong prediction about what’s going to happen next.

Wack 100’s Prediction: Dad Will Cooperate

According to Wack 100, Pooh Shiesty’s father, Lontrell Williams Sr., is likely to cooperate with authorities to get a lighter sentence. Wack shared his reasoning during a recent interview with VladTV, pointing out the father’s age and the potential length of a prison sentence.

“He dad may pull a– what’s the dude? Ksoo? This might be Ksoo’s dad part two,” Wack speculated. “This dude be 50 years old in December… 20 or 30 to him is a death sentence. And, he already knows there’s no more Pooh Shiesty run as an artist. That’s over.”

Wack 100 also highlighted that Williams Sr. seemed to anticipate his arrest. “The dad is already telling on himself. He got in the back of the squad car and started telling the feds, ‘Yeah, I knew y’all was coming. My inside people already told me y’all was on us. So, I kind of expected y’all. I knew this was coming.’ So, when he went for his bail hearing, they used that against him.” This suggests a potential willingness to talk to reduce his own sentence.

The Alleged Robbery and Kidnapping

The charges stem from an alleged incident on January 10, 2026, where Pooh Shiesty, his father, and others are accused of kidnapping and robbing Gucci Mane at a Dallas music studio. The group reportedly forced Gucci Mane to release Pooh Shiesty from his contract with 1017 Records.

Williams Sr. has filed a motion for bond, arguing that the government lacks sufficient evidence to keep him detained. However, Wack 100’s comments suggest that the father’s own words might be working against him in court.

Gucci Mane has made public appearances since the arrest, including performing at a UFL game. During his appearance, some fans were heard yelling “rat,” a term often used for informants, indicating the public’s awareness and reaction to the situation.

What’s Next for Pooh Shiesty?

As of now, Pooh Shiesty does not have a trial date set, with his next hearing scheduled for May. The outcome of these legal proceedings, and whether his father indeed cooperates, remains to be seen. It’s a complex situation with significant implications for all involved.