“That’s my best friend, that’s my best friend,” Young Thug repeated in a 2015 speech. slime season An outstanding “best friend”. Even behind bars, Thugger has continued to deal with the battles in the hip-hop world this year as he hopes to restore peace.
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Thug was released from prison on Friday (October 18) and hopes to play the role of peacemaker and end Drake’s feud with Future and Metro Boomin. Thugger believes that if they don’t work together again, rap as a whole will suffer.
“@Drake @1future @MetroBoomin We are all bruddas. Music wouldn’t be the same without our collaboration.
The reclusive Future did not respond, but he retweeted Thug’s message, which fans saw as an olive branch that Pluto was willing to end his feud with the Six Gods.
“Repost later??? No, they should give the thugs the Nobel Peace Prize.
“Young Thug just brought back a legendary duo,” one fan said. Another chimed in: “Thug has always been about bringing everyone together.” Others pointed out the conspicuous absence of Kendrick Lamar from Thug’s original tweet.
Young Thug is still in jail, fighting for his life in the YSL RICO trial. There still doesn’t appear to be any end in sight as the case has become the longest in Georgia history.
Thugger saw an opportunity to calm the feud between Drake, Future and Metro by serving as a neutral party in the battle. Drizzy, Pluto, and Thug have teamed up several times in the past, including when they teamed up for certified lover boy‘s “Way 2 sexy” topped the 2021 Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Last week, Drake expressed his love for Young Thug by posting on social media praising Thugger’s Sp5der clothing brand and hinting that he was supporting Thug’s finances while fighting the lawsuit.
“I’m not talking, I really endured it [bread emoji] exist [briefcase emoji] 3 Jeff,” Drake posted on his Instagram Story. complex.
In fact, Metro Boomin addressed the feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar while attending the Forbes Under 30 Summit in September.
“I think competition is great for the sport,” he said. “Hip-hop has always been a competitive genre. Even just keeping it musically, everyone’s trying to do it without taking it seriously,” he said. “Hip-hop is also about a lot of self-awareness. You should feel like you’re the best.
Metro continued, “When two of the top guys in the game and you both feel like you’re the best, it’s like, ‘OK, now we have to show off.'” We’ve seen Jay-Z and Nas’ performance. I feel like today’s more stan culture makes it a little weird. Back then, Jay-Z and Nas were both working hard, and I was a fan of both of them. Most people are. It’s like, “Okay, that’s okay.” It’s not like, ‘I have this side. I hate this side. Now the internet is making it a little too crazy.
