Young Thug
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Music Young Thug, born Jeffery Lamar Williams II, wants to have nothing in common with the late convicted child sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein.
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Music Recently, 6ix9ine took to Instagram to accuse his foe 21 Savage of switching up whenever it's convenient for him.
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Music Young Thug debuted a new rainbow hairstyle at Coachella on Sunday, and now, 6ix9ine feels as though he is being copied.
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Streetwear From crystal-covered tracksuits to neon web hoodies, these are the wildest Sp5der pieces Young Thug’s brand has ever dropped.
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Relationships Young Thug's post comes as Mariah The Scientist has been performing on the road for her "Hearts Sold Separately" tour.
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Music 6ix9ine recently linked up with Adin Ross and N3on, and shared his unfiltered take on how other artists act during livestreams.
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Music Tezzus seemingly responded to Nine Vicious dissing YSL, which is a sad development for Young Thug's roster of up-and-coming artists.
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Music Considering Young Thug's recent praise and pettiness towards several Atlanta rap OGs and peers, this Mount Rushmore is quite interesting.
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Music The tour announcement comes after Young Thug release his first album since getting out of jail, "UY Scuti."
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Music The state prosecutor called Young Thug "dangerous" and "King Slime" during the YSL RICO trial, a key topic on the new album "UY SCUTI."
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Original Content From Snoop to Thugger, prosecutors have put rap lyrics on trial. These cases show what happens when bars move from the booth to the courtroom.
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Music Following the release of "UY Scuti," Young Thug announced that he will be performing in front of the Fulton County Courthouse this afternoon.
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Devin Morton
