Young Thug recently shared his sentiments about Gunna in a post on X that he shared and later removed in a matter of minutes.
On Saturday (Nov. 9), Young Thug flat out told Gunna that they are not buddies and that the former doesn’t know the latter anymore.
“Gunna stop acting like we friends on the internet, I don’t know u my guy,” Thugger wrote before quickly deleting the tweet.
Young Thug’s father Jeffrey Williams Sr. has lambasted unnamed artists in Atlanta for not showing enough solidarity with his son while he was locked up.
Williams Sr. recently spoke on Nothing But The Truth podcast where he slammed these artists for not publicly protesting his son’s incarceration but trying to link up with him following his release.
“We got all these rappers and everybody trying to find Young Thug,” he began. “They wanna talk to Young Thug, they wanna this, that and the other. Where your ass been for 29 months? Why y’all ass ain’t been out there protesting for his constitutional rights being violated? Y’all are the ones considered to be the influencers. Ain’t influencing shit.”
He added: “Now, you want to talk to him. You want to goddamn put out these monkey-a*s videos. All this, for your personal gain. It’s just for your personal gain. Your personal hype. Trying to make yourself relevant.
“Where have y’all been? Where have y’all Atlanta artists been up until now?”
It looks like Metro Boomin is back in the studio with Young Thug following the rapper’s release from jail. On Wednesday night (November 6), the producer shared an image of a computer screen during a studio session of a song titled “Jeff Home” – the rapper’s actual name being Jeffery.
While he didn’t elaborate any further, it does suggest the possibility of the pair dropping some new music in the near future, after all, the two have a history of working closely.
The lengthy YSL RICO trial of Young Thug continues to remain with less defendants as Quamarvious Nichols has signed a deal shortly after Thug did.
Nichols was involved in a major courtroom outburst earlier last week, which nearly brought the trial to a mistrial. He took the offer on Tuesday (October 29), WSB reported.
Per the terms of the deal, the state dropped all charges against him except one, those included murder and two separate gang charges, as well as being a gun toting felon and a gun possessor during a crime.
In exchange, Nichols cut a plea deal and admitted guilt to conspiracy RICO. A sentence of 20 years was imposed on him, and 7 of them were to be served in confinement with the rest on supervised release. He will also be given a time calculation, which means out of those wade two years are already counted as served.
Lil Baby replies to Young Thug’s collaboration request while celebrating his mentor’s prison release.
Thugger, after pleading guilty to the YSL RICO case, came on X over the weekend to let Lil Baby know that he is ready for a collab. “Wham let’s drop one on these rats peter,” Thug wrote.
The 4PF head appeared to reply on Instagram Stories with a video featuring their 2020 song “We Should.”
“I missed you mf!!!! Welcome home my brudda! Thank God you able to get back to your fam in good health and spirits! Wish ya none but billions jack! #whatwhamsaysgoes,” Baby wrote in the caption.
Young Thug’s attorney Brian Steel has, by the directives of the Georgia Supreme Court, recently had the contempt of court ruling erased from his record.
On October 22, the court dismissed the contempt charge leveled against Steel, according to 11Alive. This happened during Thug’s RICO Trial in June, and it was about Steel seeking a confrontation with Ural Glanville, the then presiding judge over the trial, over an alleged conversation between the Glanville, several prosecutors, and a key witness for the state in court proceedings that morning.
When Judge Glanville asked Steel to tell him how he knew of the meeting, Steel would not divulge the name of the person and was subsequently taken out of the Judge’s courtroom.
At first, Steel was given a 20-day jail sentence to be served on ten consecutive weekends, only for him to escape serving time after being released on bond pending the appeal hearing of the sentence.
Young Thug recently gained attention for his first collab request since prison release, which he tweeted about on November 3. The artist Thug decided to reach out to appears to be Lil Baby, which is interesting because his lawyer recently sought permission to allow the YSL boss to contact and record music with Gunna, .
“Wham let’s drop one on these rats peter,” Thug wrote. This could be perceived as a shade towards Gunna, who has been accused by many including Baby of snitching since he took a plea deal last year.
Young Thug will be able to communicate and record music with Gunna after entering a guilty plea that will see him set free any time now. This is after Thug’s lawyer Brian Steel asked Judge Paige Whitaker not to restrict the Bussiness Is Bussiness rapper from linking up with his brother Quantavious Grier and Gunna, who also pleaded guilty and was released last year.
As part of his plea deal, Thugger is is not allowed to meet any of his YSL crew members.
“He’s a phenomenal artist,” Steel told Judge Whitaker. “Mr. Williams and Mr. Kitchens are contractually obligated and they frequently perform music together.”
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