YG Says He’s Suing American Airlines After Being Kicked Off Their Flight

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YG calls out American Airlines for kicking him off his fight for allegedly being drunk.

It looks like YG is the latest rapper to have an issue with American Airlines. On Monday night, the Stay Dangerous rapper hopped on his IG and went off at an employee at the airline service for kicking him off his flight for allegedly being drunk.

“Ah, fuck American Airlines on blood. They kicked me off the plane and talking about Im drunk,” YG said in the clip. “They kicked me off the plane saying I'm drunk. Im sober than a mother fucker, racist ass mother fuckers,” he said before he goes onto say he’s going to “sue” them.

He captioned the clip with “FUCK AMERICAN AIRLINES. RACIST FUCKS & IM SOBER PUSSY’S, YALL RACIST. FUCK ALL YALL @americanair.”

Im sure it'll only be a matter of time before American Airlines will be reaching out to YG directly, probably via his DM, to talk about making this situation right, but it could be too late for YG, who was livid at the so-called discrimination.

YG is just the latest name in a long list of rappers who've had problems with American Airlines, joining Rich The Kid, Joey Bada$$ and Offset to name a few.

Check out YG’s rant (below) and we’ll continue to keep you posted if anymore on this story develops.

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YG Says He’s Suing American Airlines After Being Kicked Off Their Flight
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