AceShowbiz - A recently surfaced video shows a man believed to be Gucci Mane held at gunpoint, forcibly informing rapper Pooh Shiesty that he is dropped from the 1017 label. The footage began circulating online Wednesday, July 1, revealing a tense encounter at a Dallas recording studio.

In the video, the individual thought to be Gucci Mane—whose face is censored—stands between Pooh Shiesty and another man holding a firearm. During the exchange, Pooh Shiesty asks the man to confirm that he is dropping him from the label, to which the man responds affirmatively, stating that Pooh Shiesty is no longer part of 1017.

Authorities have confirmed that this video was recorded on Big30’s phone, matching images released last week by federal prosecutors related to the incident. According to investigators, on January 10, Pooh Shiesty allegedly lured Gucci Mane to a Dallas studio, where he and his associates forced Gucci Mane to sign a contract release form under threat of violence. The group then robbed Gucci Mane and his companions at gunpoint.

Pooh Shiesty, his father, Big30, and six other individuals have been charged in connection with the January incident. All are currently awaiting trial, which is scheduled to begin on February 22, 2027. Efforts to obtain comments from Pooh Shiesty’s attorney and the U.S. Attorney’s Office have been made but no responses have been reported.

Following the alleged robbery, a security guard for Gucci Mane submitted a letter to the judge overseeing Pooh Shiesty’s case, expressing concerns for his family’s safety. This letter was included in the government’s response to a recent motion by Pooh Shiesty’s legal team seeking his release on bond.

The U.S. Attorney’s filing on June 24 reinforced the decision for Pooh Shiesty to remain in custody. The judge has ordered that he stay behind bars until his trial, citing the severity of the charges and potential risks involved.

This case has drawn significant attention due to the high-profile nature of the individuals involved and the violent circumstances surrounding the dispute. The upcoming trial in February 2027 will further clarify the legal outcomes for Pooh Shiesty and the others charged.

For now, the video remains a stark visual representation of the incident that has rocked the hip-hop community, showing the dangerous repercussions of the conflict between Gucci Mane and Pooh Shiesty.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.