What Rappers Really Think About Gunna

Young Thug and the YSL RICO trial is the biggest thing in hip hop right now. Thug is facing life in prison while everyone else is supposedly criticizing him, and one of the most shocking twists was when his homie Gunna took a plea deal in the case. Gunna says he's not ratting out, but not everyone is convinced, and today we take a look at how other

rappers

really

feel about Gunna and the RICO situation. Let's get into it. Every time more than twenty guys get caught up in the same case, it's only a matter of time before someone turns around and starts talking.

Many people thought that YSL would end up having some guys working with the police, but fans were still shocked when news broke that Gunna had reached a plea deal. Gunna made a deal with Alford Plea before the trial started, which basically means he

think

s the state might convict him, but he's not actually admitting to a crime. The court handed down a five-year sentence with one year served and the rest suspended, but Gunna told everyone he didn't rat out to get the deal. He said: "I have NOT made any statement, I have NOT been interviewed, I have NOT cooperated, I have NOT agreed to testify or be a witness for or against any party in the case..." At first, it appeared that Gunna had He had been lucky with his deal, but then a video surfaced showing him admitting in court that YSL was a gang and that he was in a car with Young Thug when police found drugs and weapons in him.

The prosecutor asked him if they were his and he told them no, so some people

think

Gunna basically threw Thug under the bus right there. Is that true as far as you are concerned, Mr. Kitchens? Yes ma'am. YSL is a music label and a gang, and you have personal knowledge that YSL members or associates have committed crimes in support of the gang. Yes ma'am. You were present when law enforcement officers stopped the vehicle in which you and Jeffery William were present. where he recovered hydrocodone, methamphetamine and a firearm. These items do not belong to you. Yes ma'am.

And acknowledge the following statement, I acknowledge, accept and deeply regret that my talent and music indirectly helped YSL the gang to the detriment of my community. YSL as a gang must end. Is that your statement or acknowledgment? Yes. After the video came out, other artists in the rap game began to choose sides. Gunna posted a photo on IG with the caption, “blacks act like they switch sides but it's only one side. #YsltheLabel #FreeThug&Yak GUNNA BACC!!!!!” Some people like Kid Cudi, Jacquees and DJ Scheme showed love for Gunna on social media, but there were also plenty of

rappers

who called him a snitch.

Boosie Badazz posted the clip of Gunna in court and wrote: "Rat THIS WOULD HAVE MADE TEARS IN MY EYES MY BROTHER..." Boosie criticized him for switching to Thug while he fights for his life in court. He then went on to say that Gunna ruined his legacy for a charge he wouldn't have even given a hard time about. Freddie Gibbs took to social media to clown Gunna about the situation. He tweeted "N****z telling lies" after the video leaked, which was a reference to a slur Gunna sent Gibbs in the song Poochie Gown. Gunna's issues with Gibbs actually started in 2020 when Gunna and Thug were feuding with a Baton Rouge rapper named Tec.

Tec leaked a video of Gunna talking to a reporter about the cousin's murder of a girl. her. Tec said the video was from a program called Crime Stoppers, which tried to track down wanted criminals. Talking to reporters about a murder was not a good idea for someone like Gunna, but a few months later he went to the Breakfast Club to clarify the situation. According to him, it was not an episode of Crime Stoppers. Gunna said it was just a local news report about his cousin serving a life sentence for allegedly killing a girl. Gunna said his cousin was innocent and he was only on the news to help defend his name, but Freddie Gibbs tweeted: “If you were on Crime Stoppers TV, you're a snitch.

There is no way to avoid it. Gunna didn't reply to the tweet and it seemed like she was just going to move on, but then two years later she was dropping her album and tweeted: "When my album comes out Freddie Gibbs {will} have the biggest moment of his career." . .” Gibbs clapped his hands and said, “I'm the hot topic right now, these blacks need me to get the project going. I understand. You can say you sold more records and made more money, but I've never been on the brakes on crime." They sent a few more shots back and forth on social media, then Gunna dropped the song Poochie Gown and said, "Hang over the edge.

I can't fuck with Freddie Gibbs Niggas telling lies. Rich kids tryna stand by me, you know your chances are slim. Gibbs clowned him down the weak line and started throwing more shots right after the news broke about Gunna's deal. He tweeted: "It was n****z that took away the verse of my album because I'm not like me. I wonder how they feel now." And "I prayed for this day." However, Gibbs is not the only guy in the industry who has been joking with Gunna about the situation. 6ix9ine is known as the biggest rat in the rap game after he ratted on his crew and worked with the police, but that didn't stop him from shooting Gunna.He posted the video of Gunna in court, writing: "Go ahead and do your 1,000,000 excuses.

I stand on

what

I do or did. That's why I keep walking on this earth AND NOTHING EVER HAPPENS TO ME..." When Gunna made his first post after being released and put "Yslthelabel" in the footer of photo, 6ix9ine mocked him and commented, “In court you said it was a gang here on IG or saying the tag. Lol you can't make this shit up." 6ix9ine's manager, Wack 100, also believes that Gunna flipped out. He said, “Listen, you're not pleading guilty to a RICH man, and you're getting released. He did something. Willow Walka is a rapper from Houston known for tracks like Texas Cyclone and Ghetto Gospel.

He went live and mocked Gunna for taking a deal and said that he felt sorry for Young Thug. Willow said it would take him 25 or 30 years without bothering his friends, and that he could see his daughter on FaceTime if necessary. He also said that Gunna would have only gotten a year or two if he took him to trial instead of taking a deal. It's one thing to talk about staying solid with his crew and spending decades in prison, but now Willow Walka might actually have to prove himself. Just a few days after Gunna agreed to the deal and Sauce set him up, 14 guys from his team, The Sauce Factory, were arrested on RICO charges.

Willow was not booked during the shootdown, but there is no word on how the case will pan out. And if someone on his team says crazy things and Willow Walka gets involved in the case, he could end up facing the same kind of situation Gunna was in. But it's not just random guys in the industry who have problems with Gunna now. Lil Baby and Gunna have been close for years. They released a collaborative project in 2018, and last year their song Drip Too Hard was certified diamond. They have racked up over a billion streams together, but now it's all falling apart over the RICO case.

Baby hasn't said anything publicly about it, but fans recently noticed that he unfollowed Gunna on IG. And he's not the only homie Gunna lost. Gunna and Lil Durk have been working together for a long time and appeared last year with the song What Happened To Virgil. Durk is obviously not happy with the way Gunna handled the court situation, previewing a new song in which he said, “What happened to Virgil? He'll probably tell. He didn't call Gunna by his name, but fans connected the bar to him right away. When Gunna was released, he also tweeted a message to Lil Keed, who tragically passed away last year from a blood cell disorder.

Keed was affiliated with YSL, but his brother Lil Gotit obviously doesn't see eye to eye with Gunna right now. Gunna tweeted "R.I.P KEED (love you) and (miss you) TWIN." Gotit then went on IG and wrote "Don't Call Me Twin" and "N****s needa stop that cap". Thug's brother Unfoonk also jumped in and let everyone know that he wasn't rocking out with Gunna anymore. On his IG story, he wrote "ALL THE SHIT ON THE INTERNET DON'T P, I'VE BEEN HUMBLE TO YOU N***". money podcast Mondo said that Gunna was always a genuine guy, but he panicked when the case fell on them.

He said I know I'm saying the boy is with a good nigga I fuck the boy but, once you do certain things, like. Look, I train you not to be a real black. So you can't say 'Oh, I got tricked' or 'Oh, I'm not talking, I don't know

what

's going on' Come on, bro, it's not a no. You know what I'm saying, something you just don't do. And hey boy you crossed the line my brother Jim Jones is another rapper who doesn't think Gunna should have taken the deal. In an interview with DJ Univercity, he said that if you're facing a case by yourself and stuff like that, that's something different and stuff like that.

But when you plead guilty, it's a delicate thing, I

really

don't want to play too much and shit like that. Jones says he's seen his own homies get ratted out and have to spend some serious time, but none of them reached a plea deal. And while things don't look great for Young Thug right now, Jones said that, above all, he's a black man who started from nothing and helped a lot of black people succeed... God bless, I've seen some crazy stuff, man. - you never know, that man might come home, and that's what I'm praying for.

It seems like most of the rap game isn't rocking Gunna right now, but not all of them changed it. Gunna and DDG teamed up for the song Elon Musk, and DDG told DJ Akademiks that he's not worried about all the street code being talked about right now. He says that Gunna showed him love and helped him in his career, and he doesn't care about any of the drama. Gunna taking a deal means he won't have to risk prison, but it's already hurting his career. There are plenty of rappers who would have done the same if they were you, but the game of rap is all about your image, and even snitching rumors can kill your career.

If Gunna doesn't testify against Thug, most people will probably move on eventually. But if he takes the stand, his career is likely to be over and he, too, will have to stay out of Atlanta. Being a famous rapper is already dangerous, but beating up one of the biggest and most influential artists in town would put a massive target on Gunna's back. No one knows how the situation will play out so tap for updates because there is no telling what will happen next.