🧨“HE SHOT WAYNE’S BUS”?! Young Thug’s LEAKED Jail Call EXPOSES PeeWee Roscoe — And Now He’s on the RUN🚨🐀

It started with a single word.

Not a confession.

Not an accusation.

Just a name.

“Rosco.

” That was all it took to ignite a firestorm across social media, hip hop forums, and the Atlanta streets.

In a leaked two-hour interrogation video, Young Thug—currently facing charges in the explosive YSL RICO case—appears to offer up PeeWee Roscoe’s name in connection with the now infamous 2015 Lil Wayne

tour bus shooting.

And just like that, a moment that was supposed to stay locked behind police walls has now exploded into one of the most damning betrayals in recent hip hop history.

In the audio, Thug casually tells investigators that Rosco “broke the law every day” and was the guy Wayne used as a “supplier.

” It wasn’t a forced confession.

It wasn’t squeezed out of him under duress.

It was voluntary.

And now, fans and foes alike are demanding answers.

Because while Gunna was ripped apart for saying “yes ma’am” in court, Thugger was in an interrogation room dishing out names.

You read that right.

The same Young Thug who built his entire persona around loyalty and street credibility, who turned the entire city of Atlanta against Gunna for cooperating with prosecutors, who rode the “no snitching” wave

until it broke his own surfboard—is now being labeled a rat himself.

And it gets worse.

PeeWee Roscoe, the man at the center of the original case, is now on the run, and the streets are buzzing.

But instead of firing back, Rosco went live on IG to defend Thug.

Yep, you read that right.

He called Thug “clean as Listerine.

” According to Rosco, the audio was misunderstood and Thug didn’t give a real statement—he simply “politicked” and tried to help him.

But fans weren’t buying it.

“He pays your bills,” one user commented.

“Of course you’re defending him.

” And it didn’t stop there.

Even other YSL members, like YSL Mondo, came out swinging—calling Rosco brainwashed and accusing Thug of manipulating the narrative while pretending to be the victim.

“You did 10 years behind this, twin,” Mondo said in a scathing video.

“And now you out here saying he didn’t tell on you? That’s worse than the snitching itself.”

Meanwhile, the backlash from the hip hop world keeps growing.

Rapper Ro took things even further—leaking alleged paperwork on Thug and demanding apologies from podcast hosts who previously blasted him and Gunna.

And when Thug tried to clap back by posting court documents and denying any involvement, Ro doubled down, posting Rosco’s mugshot alongside a TMZ headline labeling him a snitch.

The optics? Disastrous.

Even 6ix9ine, arguably the most infamous government cooperator in rap history, jumped in.

And he didn’t hold back.

“Where’s all that energy now?” he asked.

“Lil Baby? 21 Savage? Future? Y’all had plenty to say when it was me.

But now that it’s Thug, you’re silent?” The irony is almost poetic—the industry that crucified 6ix9ine is now squirming as one of its own seemingly folds under pressure.

And speaking of folding, let’s not forget the core of this controversy: the Lil Wayne tour bus shooting.

In 2015, Rosco was convicted for firing shots at Wayne’s vehicle after a concert in Atlanta.

Prosecutors tied the attack back to ongoing tension between Thug and Wayne, especially after Thug tried to name his album “Carter 6″—a blatant jab at Wayne’s legendary series.

Thug only changed it to “Barter 6” after Wayne threatened legal action.

Now, with the resurfacing of this shooting and Thug’s jail call going viral, fans are putting the pieces together—and they don’t like the picture.

“So he tried to steal Wayne’s legacy, denied ever having beef with him, and now he’s snitching on the dude who took the fall for the shooting?” one user tweeted.

“Nah, Thug’s whole career been weird from the jump.”

And if the jail calls weren’t enough, the conspiracies are beginning to flood the timeline.

There’s now a theory that Young Thug isn’t just a hypocrite… he’s an informant.

A plant.

A pawn in a larger operation.

One viral clip suggests that Thug’s behavior on jail phones—speaking freely about open cases and ongoing drama—is too careless to be an accident.

“He’s smart,” the user said.

“He knew the calls were being recorded.

Which means he was trying to trap others into incriminating themselves.”

The theory goes deeper.

Thug, according to some, is the tip of a government spear—a weapon used to infiltrate hip hop, glamorize gang life, and then collapse entire communities through mass RICO indictments.

And if that’s true? Then Thug didn’t just break the code—he helped write a new one.

One that leads artists straight from the studio… to the cell block.

So where does that leave PeeWee Rosco? Alone.

Fugitive.

Still defending a man the internet believes destroyed him.

And what about Gunna? Ironically, the rapper who was all but exiled over snitching allegations is now looking like the most honest one in the room.

And what about Lil Wayne? The man whose tour bus was nearly shot off the highway? Silent.

Unbothered.

Winning.

After all, Wayne never cracked under pressure.

Never snitched.

Never posted paperwork, clapped back at haters, or hid behind IG stories.

He just kept going.

And that might be the loudest flex of them all.

But for Young Thug, the walls are closing in—and not just in court.

Because whether the paperwork is doctored or not, whether the audio was misinterpreted or not, and whether PeeWee Rosco defends him or not—the court of public opinion has already delivered its verdict.

And it’s brutal.

“Death before dishonor”? Fans are asking: Which part of that did you forget, Jeffery?

One thing’s for sure: the internet doesn’t forget.

And now, neither will we.