🚨 BIG30 TO REMAIN BEHIND BARS OVER DISPUTE INVOLVING RECORD DEAL MONEY 😳🔥 LEGAL DRAMA HITS RAP SCENE

Memphis, TN — Rapper Big30 will remain in federal custody after prosecutors successfully argued that his pending seven-figure record deal makes him a flight risk in the ongoing Gucci Mane robbery case.

A federal judge revoked Big30’s bond this week, citing concerns that if he receives the record money, he could disappear before trial. The decision comes in connection with the armed robbery and kidnapping of Gucci Mane at a Dallas music studio earlier this year.

According to court filings and media reports, the incident occurred in January, when Big30 and fellow Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty were among nine individuals accused of ambushing Gucci Mane. Authorities allege that Big30 handed Shiesty a firearm and blocked the studio door while the robbery took place. Investigators say the dispute arose after Shiesty sought to exit his record contract with Gucci Mane’s label, and tensions escalated when the request was denied.

Pooh Shiesty, who has no bond, remains in federal custody and faces up to 30 years if convicted. Big30’s father, Lontrell Williams Sr., was also charged in connection with the conspiracy and had his bond revoked after initially being granted release by a Tennessee judge.

Prosecutors emphasized that Big30’s impending record deal creates a financial incentive to flee, a legal argument that has influenced bond decisions in federal courts in similar cases.

The case continues to develop, with trial dates expected to be set in the coming months. Big30’s legal team plans to file additional motions challenging the bond revocation.