Thug’s camp is showing their solidarity in a different way. YSL Woody shared a photo of himself alongside Yak Gotti, both of them rocking tees that read “I love Young Thug.” He captioned the post, “While everyone dissing bra, we in the cut like,” signaling that no matter the noise on socials, Thug still has unwavering support from his circle.
Leaked jailhouse calls have put Young Thug under a microscope. What could have stayed behind bars has spilled into public space, adding more weight to the challenges already surrounding the Atlanta rapper.
Thug wasted no time addressing the controversy. He dropped a seven minute track titled Man I Miss My Dogs, using the record as both a confession and a moment of reflection.
One of the standout moments comes when he speaks directly to Drake, rapping, “Drizzy, you my brother/ You know I ain’t going against you/ I got manners/ Everything you did for the rap community can’t ban you.” The bars highlight the strength of their connection and suggest that even in the face of adversity, their friendship remains intact.