All Eyes on Shiest

Pooh Shiesty released his debut studio album All Eyes on Shiest on August 7, 2026. The project arrived via a joint venture between 1017 Records, Choppa Gang Enterprises, and Atlantic Recording Corporation. This record stands as the rapper's first major statement since the 2022 deluxe edition of Shiesty Season. Fans and critics noted the timing immediately because the title references Tupac Shakur's 1995 classic All Eyez on Me. That connection gained weight when Tupac's murder trial began that same week.

The 16-track LP blends Southern hip-hop, trap, and street rap to depict a raw narrative of Shiesty's life and environment. Early promotional material listed the track count as 14, but confirmed releases show 16 songs. Production features contributions from the late Tay Keith on a track recorded prior to his passing two months before the album dropped. Collaborators include Baby Slime, Big30, GloRilla, K Carbon, and Sexyy Red. The lead single "Last Man Breathin" drove initial momentum alongside bonus tracks like "FDO" and "Mane".

Critical reception acknowledged the unique context of the recording while remaining mixed. Pitchfork highlighted the thematic homage to Tupac, whereas Shatter the Standards reviewed the work for its focus on incarceration, humor, and grief derived from Shiesty's legal situation. The cover art reflects this theme by depicting Shiesty relaxing on a couch while news reporters and fans gather outside the building he occupies. Commercially, the album debuted at number seven on the Billboard 200 and simultaneously topped the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. [edit]