Young Thug faces backlash over leaked jail calls, sparking controversy in the rap community. Fans express disappointment over his remarks during calls, leading to heated online debates.
- Criticism over mentioning YSL associate PeeWee Roscoe in a leaked interrogation video adds to the controversy.
- A call reveals Young Thug’s anger at Gunna’s plea deal acceptance, stirring tension among fans and collaborators.
- Young Thug criticizes Kendrick Lamar for declining a feature request, questioning support within the industry.
- Thugger compares Kendrick Lamar to Drake, sparking further debate over industry collaborations.
Young Thug has found himself under fire after several of his phone calls from jail were leaked online. His candid remarks during these calls have sparked a wave of criticism from fans and the wider rap community.
One major point of contention is his mention of YSL associate PeeWee Roscoe in a leaked interrogation video. Young Thug took to social media to clarify his intentions, denying any wrongdoing. He insisted that he was only trying to help his friend, despite accusations that he was snitching.
The rapper’s frustration extends to Gunna, a fellow artist, whose acceptance of a plea deal did not sit well with Young Thug. He was heard expressing anger over Gunna’s motives, questioning his choices and loyalty. The call snippet revealed Thugger lamenting that his friend would compromise his integrity for personal gain.
Young Thug’s discontent isn’t limited to his peers. He didn’t hold back on his feelings towards Kendrick Lamar after the Compton rapper turned down a feature request. His disappointment was clear as he questioned Kendrick’s willingness to support others in the industry.
In a surprising twist, Young Thug drew comparisons between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, suggesting that Kendrick’s refusal to collaborate was a missed opportunity to uplift emerging talent. This statement amplified debates about industry dynamics and the role of established artists in nurturing new voices.
Young Thug’s leaked calls have ignited significant discussion, challenging relationships and industry practices.
