Fans are reacting to a recent clip of 21 Savage bumping Pooh Shiesty‘s music amid the viral allegations that he allegedly robbed and kidnapped Gucci Mane.
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Clip Shows 21 Savage Bumping Pooh Shiesty’s Music
On Sunday, April 5, Instagram user @livebitez posted a clip of an apparent recent livestream of 21 Savage. In the initial clip, Savage is seen vibing out to the introduction of Pooh’s most recent hit, ‘FDO.’ To note, the introduction of the song features strong words from Pooh Shiesty’s mom, Gladys Baines, seemingly pumping her son up amid his October 2025 prison release.
Furthermore, in the second and third clips, Savage is seen rapping emphatically over Pooh’s first verse on the song, bumping and nodding his head while staring into the camera.
Watch the clip here.
Fans React To 21 Savage Bumping Pooh’s Music Amid Allegations He Robbed Gucci Mane
Social media users entered @livebitez’s comment section, reacting to the clip of 21 Savage bumping Pooh Shiesty’s music. Many appeared to feel that Savage lacked loyalty to Gucci, who is also an Atlanta-bred rapper. Furthermore, some appeared to feel Gucci Mane had a hand in Pooh Shiesty’s recent arrest.
More On The Allegations Of Pooh Shiesty Robbing & Kidnapping Gucci Mane
As The Shade Room previously reported, the FBI raided the family home of Pooh Shiesty on Wednesday, April 1. By the end of the day, the rapper’s father, Lontrell Williams Sr., and the rapper himself were arrested. On April 2, the U.S. District Attorney’s Office in Northern Texas revealed that the pair and seven others allegedly kidnapped and robbed Gucci Mane and two others on January 10, 2026, per The Shade Room.
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Last week, Williams Sr. and four other suspects appeared in a Memphis court for a detention hearing, per The Shade Room. During the hearing, prosecutors alleged that Williams Sr. helped his son orchestrate Pooh, forcing Gucci Mane to sign a music release contract at gunpoint. In turn, the defense questioned the presence of guns, citing the alleged absence of video surveillance.
Ultimately, Williams Sr. was granted a $250,000 bond and ordered to be placed on house arrest. However, it remains unclear whether he has been released from police custody.
“… After the bond hearing on Mr. Williams Sr. and the testimony we reviewed, it appears that there is a significant gap in the statements made by the government and the actual evidence. As such, we have been reviewing those issues in anticipation of Mr. Williams, Jr.’s bond hearing,” Pooh Shiesty’s lawyer subsequently told XXL.
