Young Thug’s Fiery Denial: ‘Rat Where?’ – The Shocking Leak That Could Change Everything!

Young Thug has responded to an apparent leaked conversation with detectives during the YSL RICO trial, in which he appeared to name-drop several people involved in alleged crimes.

“They didn’t play my interrogation video in court cause I helped my brada #Ratwhere?” he wrote on Wednesday, showcasing his defiance in the face of the allegations.

In the unverified leaked audio, a man who appears to be Young Thug is asked about a series of reported crimes that his associates or former associates were allegedly involved in.

During the nearly two-hour clip, he name-drops multiple people, including Peewee Roscoe, who was accused of shooting at Lil Wayne’s tour bus in 2015.

Although the audio is reportedly two years old, Thug says in the clip that he doesn’t know who shot up Lil Wayne’s tour bus.

‘They said Roscoe, but I don’t wanna block out y’all’s case by saying Roscoe ain’t do that,’ he said at one point, attempting to distance himself from the incident while maintaining his loyalty to his associates.

The leaked audio is especially jarring for fans of Thug, considering he hasn’t been shy about accusing people of being ‘rats’ or snitching in the past.

He has casually taken shots at several people, including Kid Cudi and Gunna, who has faced heavy scrutiny after accepting an Alford plea deal.

Other hip-hop artists have also aligned themselves with Thug, including Lil Baby and Southside, who recently said he’ll never work with Gunna out of respect for Young Thug.

Earlier this week, Southside of 808 Mafia made it clear he won’t work with Gunna, citing his loyalty to Young Thug.

During an appearance on Drink Champs, he was asked if he’d produce for Gunna and replied, “I ain’t making no beats for him.”

He explained, “Right is right, wrong is wrong, I’m a street n***a at the end of the day,” adding that his bond with Thug comes first.

This loyalty among peers emphasizes the stakes involved in the ongoing legal battles surrounding Young Thug and his associates.

The hip-hop community is closely watching how these dynamics unfold, particularly in light of the serious nature of the charges against Thug and others in the YSL organization.

Meanwhile, Thug is expected to recover some of the items seized in his racketeering case after a Fulton County judge dismissed a civil forfeiture tied to the YSL RICO trial, Fox 5 Atlanta reports.

The ruling means the rapper could get back $150,000 in cash, multiple luxury cars—including a Corvette, Porsche 911, Lamborghini, and several Mercedes-Benz vehicles—along with guns and jewelry.

As the legal proceedings continue, Young Thug’s bold assertions and the reactions from his peers will likely shape the narrative surrounding his case.

With tensions high and loyalties being tested, the outcome of this trial could have lasting implications for Young Thug and the broader hip-hop community.

The question remains: will he manage to navigate these challenges while maintaining his reputation, or will the pressures of the legal system and public scrutiny prove too much to bear?

As fans and fellow artists rally around him, the spotlight on Young Thug has never been more intense, and the world is watching closely as this dramatic saga unfolds.