Jeffery Lamar Williams II, better known by his stage name Young Thug, could lose his deal in Fulton County Superior Court as part of the YSL RICO trial all over a social media post. What we know.

Young Thug initially pleaded not guilty and maintained his innocence. Several of the initial 28 defendants, including rapper Gunna, have entered plea deals since they were charged in 2022.

Rapper Young Thug will remain on probation, a judge has ruled, despite a social media post that prosecutors said identified a gang investigator. Fulton County Superior Court Judge Paige Reese ...

Young Thug, legally known as Jeffery Williams, pleaded guilty to firearms, drugs, and street gang charges, which allowed him to return home immediately with time served and 15 years' probation.

Young Thug, born Jeffery Williams, was thrust into the spotlight in 2017 when he performed on the worldwide hit "Havana" with singer Camila Cabella, which launched to #1 on Billboard Hot 100.