DJ Smoke Bridges Pooh Shiesty, 2Pac & Young Noble on “Last Man Breathin” Remix

DJ Smoke Last Man Breathin remix featuring Pooh Shiesty, 2Pac and Young Noble
Pooh Shiesty x 2Pac x Young Noble – “Last Man Breathin” DJ Smoke Remix

DJ Smoke is connecting two different eras of street rap on his new “Last Man Breathin” remix, bringing Pooh Shiesty, 2Pac and Young Noble into one extended mixtape-style record.

The exclusive DJ Smoke edit is part of Smoked Out Radio Vol. 56 and pairs Pooh Shiesty’s modern Memphis energy with the unmistakable presence of 2Pac and longtime Outlawz member Young Noble.

This is not presented as an official collaboration between the three artists. It is a promotional DJ remix built in the tradition of mixtape DJs taking vocals, records and eras that were never originally connected and creating something new from them.

Pooh Shiesty Meets Outlawz Energy

The structure gives each voice its own space instead of turning the record into a rushed verse mashup.

Pooh Shiesty establishes the record’s darker modern atmosphere before Young Noble enters. Pooh returns for the first full section, followed later by a dedicated 2Pac passage before the remix spins back into Pooh Shiesty for the closing run.

That sequencing is what gives the remix its mixtape feel. Rather than simply placing three names on the same beat, DJ Smoke uses the arrangement to move between generations while keeping the mood connected.

Watch “Last Man Breathin” — DJ Smoke Remix

Watch directly on YouTube:
Pooh Shiesty x 2Pac x Young Noble – Last Man Breathin (DJ Smoke Remix)

2Pac and Young Noble Bring the Outlaw Connection

Young Noble’s presence creates a natural bridge to the 2Pac portion of the remix. Noble is best known for his work as a member of the Outlawz, making the transition into Pac’s section feel connected rather than random.

The Pac sequence becomes one of the biggest moments in the visual, leading into a dedicated record-spin transition before the remix moves back into Pooh Shiesty.

A Music-Video-Style Remix Instead of a Static Visualizer

The video was designed around moving performance footage, darker cinematic imagery and selective transition visuals rather than simply placing a cover image over the full song.

The presentation leans into black, red, charcoal and steel tones while allowing each artist’s section to maintain its own identity.

Pooh’s visuals lean contemporary and menacing, Young Noble’s section carries a grittier documentary feel, and 2Pac’s portion is built around a harder Outlaw-era presentation.

“Last Man Breathin – DJ Smoke Remix” is a promotional DJ remix/edit. It is not presented as an official collaboration between Pooh Shiesty, 2Pac and Young Noble. Rights in the underlying recordings, performances and compositions remain with their respective rights holders.

Part of Smoked Out Radio Vol. 56

“Last Man Breathin” is one of the exclusive DJ Smoke remixes tied to Smoked Out Radio Vol. 56.

The project continues DJ Smoke’s long-running mixtape series with major records, underground music, independent artists and exclusive edits assembled into one release.

Listen to Smoked Out Radio Vol. 56:
DJ Smoke – Smoked Out Radio Vol. 56

Who Had the Hardest Section?

Now it is up to the listeners.

Pooh Shiesty, 2Pac or Young Noble — who sounded hardest on the DJ Smoke remix?

Watch the complete video above and drop your pick in the comments.


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