Key Takeaways:

• Pooh Shiesty confirmed on Apple music’s “The Ebro Show” that his subsequent venture is coming quickly.
• “FDO” is already producing buzz as his first launch since jail, signaling a powerful return to music.
• The monitor consists of name-drops of Kendrick Lamar, Lil Durk and Bronny James, sparking early buzz.

Rap followers gained’t have to attend lengthy for Pooh Shiesty’s first venture since coming home from prison in October. On Monday (Dec. 15), throughout Apple music’s “The Ebro Show,” the “Back in Blood” artist shared that his subsequent full-length is “on the way, on the way.”

When music.apple.com/us/curator/the-ebro-show/990473683″>Ebro Darden requested concerning the timeline, Shiesty stated individuals gained’t be ready “that long at all.” He added, “[It’s] coming real soon like a movie.” When questioned about whether or not it would arrive earlier than summer season, he confirmed, “S**t is on the way.”

Though it is perhaps some time longer till we get the complete particulars, Shiesty’s subsequent venture can be his first since 2021’s Shiesty Season. The Memphis rapper’s debut mixtape notably included options from Lil Durk, 21 Savage and frequent collaborator BIG30, with much more visitors on the deluxe.

Last Friday (Dec. 12), Shiesty dropped his first single of the 12 months, “FDO” — brief for “First Day Out.” Across the document, he name-dropped Kendrick Lamar, Durk, Yo Gotti, and several other others. “Where y’all? Stolo still parked, stuffin’ zaza in pickle jars / If my Drac’ jam on me, we beefin’, I’ma turn Kendrick Lamar,” he rapped.

Earlier within the monitor, Bronny James — son of LeBron James — additionally caught a shock stray. “Your daddy a killer, but you ain’t, you just like Bronny James,” Shiesty spat. When Darden requested if he anticipated the document to take off the way in which it did, he defined, “I expected the most, you know what I’m saying? I expected it to go crazy. I expected the whole nine, but that motherf**ker [is] doing some outrageous s**t.”

In 2022, Shiesty was sentenced to 5 years and three months in jail in reference to an armed theft at a Florida resort. However, he ended up coming house early attributable to time served and good conduct. “The government wanted [him to serve] 10 [years]… He got three,” the musician’s lawyer, Bradford Cohen, wrote on Instagram.