News about Young Thug

In the Young Slime Life racketeering trial against Young Thug, Adrian Bean was summoned by the prosecution by the end on Tuesday. 'I'm so high right now,' he told the judge. I'm going to go to sleep.' Bean was hoping that Bean would be able to establish that Young Thug was at the scene of a drive-by shooting on September 11-2023. However, he hasn't provided any useful details in the investigation so far.

Atlanta Police announced on Friday that a counsel representing a plaintiff in rapper Young Thug's epic racketeering trial has now been arrested on gang charges. Nicole Fegan was arrested in Gwinnett County and taken to Fulton County on Friday and charged with 'participation in criminal street gang war participation and criminal solicitation for the offence of tampering with evidence,' the district attorney's office reported. The glamorous lawyer posted rapping videos on her social media pages and boasted about helping her clients get them off the hook.

Young Thug, a criminal trial in Atlanta, wore a white dress shirt with the words SEX Records: Truly Humble Under God in a court hearing on Monday. Young Thug, 32, whose real name is Jeffery Williams, wore a black tie to round out his ensemble, but did not disturb proceedings on the 15th day of the RICO trial, in which Young Thug's friend Trontavious 'Tick' Stephens died.

Prosecutors in Atlanta, Georgia, have opened Rapper Young Thug's racketeering trial, and prosecutors are using the artist's own songs against him. Jeffery Lamar Williams, 32, has been charged with co-founding a "criminal street group" under his Young Slime Life brand, culminating with murder, assault, drug trafficking, and robbery all contributing to the overarching charge. Racketeering - the same charge that Donald Trump faces - refers to obtaining a company unlawfully, running a business with unlawfully-derived funds, or using a corporation to breach the rules. Attorney Adriane Love of Fulton County told the jury that dozens of offences had been committed, leaving a "crater" that "sucked in the youth, innocence, and even the lives of some of the country's youngest citizens.' Young Thug's lyrics, she said, had 'bore a great deal to real life,' referring to the band's suspected murders.

Adraine Love, a Georgia state prosecutor, said the Grammy award winner obtained drugs, cars, and guns as his followers battled to gain adoration by murder, theft, and hijacking in a decade-long spree. Young Stoner Life was just a front for 'Young Slime Life,' a street gang associated with the LA-based Bloods,' she claimed, although the rapper was known to his followers as 'King Slime.' Young Thug, real name Jeffrey Williams, faces up to 20 years in prison for the same Fulton County team that is also suing ex-president Donald Trump under the same racketeering statutes. 'They created a crater in the middle of Fulton County's Cleveland Avenue neighborhood that sucked in the youth, the innocence, and even the lives of some of the county's youngest citizens,' Love said.

When Beyoncé appeared at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Saturday night, the audience was completely mesmerized. The 41-year-old superstar can be seen smiling on stage in a series of stunning Instagram photos and videos posted on Sunday, as she clutched her microphone in front of a brilliant silver backdrop. The mother-of-three wore a black and white plaid gown with a dramatic thigh-high slit, statement earrings, and matching elbow-length gloves for her performance. As a wind machine gently brushed her hair back, her long golden tresses cascaded over her shoulders in bouncy curls. In addition, the 32-time Grammy winner took several behind-the-scenes shots from her Renaissance world tour stop, including one of her photographing a childhood snapshot.

During court hearings in the rapper's pending RICO lawsuit, a lawyer representing a member of rapper Young Thug's suspected Young Slime Life (YSL) used the term 'cap', a slang word that indicates dishonesty. Justin Hill, who is representing Damone 'Bali' Blalock in the criminal trial, was responding to a statement from the presiding judge in the case, which is being heard in Fulton County Superior Court in Atlanta.

If it isn't triggered by Beyoncé, the 2023 Grammys conversation seems to be just incomplete or willfully delusional. The mega-star is at the forefront of this year's nominations, totaling nine, but it's the story surrounding her appearance on the show (and this one in particular) that's the driving force throughout the season. Fans have been pining for a rematch after Adele's 25 beat out Bey's Lemonade at the 2017 show. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Grammy season, but it doesn't seem quite right. Bey's Renaissance is so much bigger than a pop album; it's a history lesson in Black and electronic music that doesn't sound like (and isn't) a party. Who wouldn’t be in the corner of an album like that?

Astonishing video footage has caught the moment a tense rapper Young Thug conducts a heroin experiment in court while sitting just feet away from prosecutors and bailiffs. In a dramatic court room surveillance video obtained by WSB-TV, the actor is seated next to his attorney when his co-defendant Khalieff Adams walked over and dropped something into his hand. Prosecutors suspect the two exchanged a Percocet pill in a lawsuit brought to Fulton County Court, Atlanta, on Thursday. Young Thug, whose real name is Jeffrey Lamar Williams, faces 62 charges relating to his membership in the criminal street gang Young Slime Life. If found guilty of the grammy award-winning 'This is America' rapper will face up to 20 years in prison.

Lil Keed's death has been attributed to natural causes as a result of eosinophilia in Los Angeles by medical officials. After reviewing the release of the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner's report, people announced the cause of death on Tuesday. On May 13, 2022, the experimental artist, who was associated with Young Thug's YSL Records, died after entering Burbank hospital as a result of stomach and back pain.

Since pleaded guilty to a racket conspiracy charge, Atlanta rapper Gunna is now a free man. According to TMZ, the Pushin P actor flashed a big smiling smile as he stepped out of Fulton County Jail and hugged a lady who was waiting outside. The Grammy Award-nominated rapper wasted no time in preparing for a Facetime chat with jeweler Elliot Eliantte, who then posted a snapshot of the call on his Instagram page. Gunna (born Sergio Giavanni Kitchens), who had been in prison since his detention in May, was one of 28 people arrested for unlawful racketeering involvement as part of a group called 'Young Slime Life' or 'Young Stoner Life (YSL).

According to a statement released by his lawyers, Rapper Gunna, who was detained along with fellow rapper Young Thug and more than 200 others, pleaded guilty to a racketeering conspiracy charge in Atlanta on Wednesday. According to TMZ, Gunna, 29, was released from the Fulton County Jail on Wednesday. Prosecutors in Fulton County obtained the sprawling 88-page indictment that said members of the Young Slime Life criminal street gang committed violent crimes in order to gain funds for the gang, advertise its name, and expand its territory.

Yung Kayo has had to contend with a few haymakers during his burgeoning career. The 18-year-old Northwest Washington, D.C.-bred artist's debut album DFTK (Down for the Kount) on Young Thug's YSL label received critical notice in February. His brand boss and mentor were arrested in Georgia on RICO charges three months later, as well as labelmate Gunna. Lil Keed, Kayo's codemate and friend, died from still unknown causes about a week later. And for a rapper whose moniker is a spelled-out version of the boxing word K.O., it was a lot to bear, even though it was a knockout. However, Kayo is unbeaten. "I'm more like Floyd [Mayweather] because he went 50 and 0 with the bob and weave, more defensive style," he says on MTV News. "Anyone like Mike Tyson may have been struck a few times." I am not getting hit” is a apt comparison for Kayo's ability to deal with conflict and grief, as well as how he maneuvers instrumentals. Kayo is at his best when he floats, then chooses natural times to strike and land a rapped jab. As he prepares to unleash Nineteen, Kayo hopes to weave all of his processing and preparation into a single sonic version of himself as the ultimate champion.

Beyoncé's Renaissance is more than an album title. On Tuesday (November 15), she received nine Grammy nominations, including top accolades of Record of the Year, Album of the Year, and Song of the Year, as well as a trio of R&B nods and two nominations in the dance/electronic fields. Kendrick Lamar follows her with eight noms, some of which are for his boundary-pushing film "The Heart Part 5." Adele also cleaned up, nabbing seven (alongside Brandi Carlile), and Harry Styles, Mary J. Blige, Future, DJ Khaled, and The-Dream all received six.

Kim Kardashian reposted La La Anthony's Instagram post about her visit to Riker's Island to assist and advise incarcerated men in jail. The reality star, 41, who has had experience with both men and women who have been detained, thanked her close friend for 'fighting this war' and being a source of 'inspiration.' After being arrested in May alongside fellow musician Young Thug, the actor said the day before, the rapper, Gunna, was being held in prison on gang-related charges with 'no evidence.'

In several posts shared to her Instagram Stories on Thursday, Kim Kardashian spoke out in favour of the imprisoned rapper Gunna. After being arrested in May with his regular collaborator Young Thug, 31, 31, and 26 others on gang-related charges, including murder and armed robbery, the 41-year-old reality star wrote in consecutive text messages that the 29-year-old hitman was being detained on 'no proof.' Kardashian, who has been working as an advocate for the wrongfully imprisoned in recent years, has described what she considered to be a threadbare lawsuit against Gunna (real name: Sergio Kitchens).

Beyonce has hit back at the band and I'm Too Sexy artist Right Said Fred this week, after the Grammy Award winner refused to offer permission to sample their 1991 hit for her song Alien Superstar. Right Said Fred's allegations were characterized as "erroneous, wildly dissimilar, and inaccurate" in a statement shared with MailOnline on Friday. Beyonce's staff told fans that Right Said Fred's publisher granted permission, and that the actors have 'co-writer credit' on the hit scene.

On Sunday evening, Ava Max attended the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, which were hosted at the Prudential Center in New Jersey. During her time at the annual festival, the 28-year-old performer displayed a healthy amount of skin while rocking a form-revealing outfit. The singer appeared at the inaugural function in 2019, where she was first nominated for her first award.

Nicki Minaj wowed her trademark pink wig at the MTV Video Music Awards in Newark, New Jersey, performing a medley of her best hits, including songs Super Bass and Anaconda, while rocking her signature pink wig. The 39-year-old rapper's inner Barbie in a sexy pink outfit, featuring a bejeweled long sleeve, an ombré skater skirt, and bow in her hair before winning the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award on Sunday night. Fans of Rap, who has had a devoted career spanning more than a decade, were treated to her audiences on stage as she flawlessly crooned some of her biggest hits, including Roman's Revenge, Super Bass, Beez, and Moment 4 Life.

Taylor Swift performed well at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, earning the best longform video for her 10-minute version of All Too Well. Dylan O'Brien, who appeared in the music video, joined the 32-year-old megastar as she began her acceptance speech: "I had directed and written my music videos before this, but I had never made a short film before." So I want to start out by saying thank you to Sadie Sink, Dylan O'Brien, my film director, and the rest of our amazing crew for loaning me their brilliance, their talent, and their time. We put our entire hearts into this endeavor, hoping to produce something that might be worthy of the admiration displayed by this artist. Thank you for this beautiful reminder that we did something right. 'I love you guys.'

Chloe Fineman, Tate McRae, and Ava Max all made a style statement at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday night, but for all the wrong reasons. These artists failed to impress in some bizarre looks, featuring puzzling cut-outs, bizarre fabric choices, and flashing a tacky amount of flesh in one of pop culture's biggest nights of the years. Despite most celebrities' preference for racy, barely there dresses, Fineman, 34, appeared to be wearing a long padded gown with a voluminous skirt and dramatic train.

Melissa Gorga and her husband Joe were in love when they packed on the PDA at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, celebrating the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards. All attentions were on the 43-year-old reality star, who rocked a semi-sheer beige jumpsuit with an open back and covered in jewels, as the pair shared a passionate kiss ahead of the star-studded award ceremony on Sunday evening. She ended her sexy look with a few layered silver necklaces, diamond stud earrings, and plain open-toed heels, displaying her simple white pedicure.

On August 28, Taylor Swift earned the award for video of the year at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards for "All Too Well: The Short Film," and she had the opportunity to debut a brand new album this fall. For her big moment, Swift appeared alongside some of the people who made the film — actor Dylan O'Brien, cinematographer Rina Yang, and producer Saul Germaine. "I'm so honored to have been included alongside such talented artists and writers in this category," Swift, who produced and wrote the film, said. "I'm just so proud of what we made, and I'm sure we wouldn't have been able to make this short film if it weren't for you, the fans, because I wouldn't be able to re-record my albums if it wasn't for you." I emboldened you to do this, and I'd already made up your mind that if you were going to be this generous and give us this, I think it'd be a good time to tell you that my brand new album will be out on October 21, and I'll tell you more at midnight.

Fergie will make a surprise comeback appearance at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards. The Fergalicious hitmaker will attend the dinner tonight, according to a source close to production. According to the insider, the singer has been rehearsing at the Prudential Center ahead of her appearance, which will see her perform live for the first time in four years.