The man accused of shooting at Lil Wayne’s tour bus has finally been arrested. Jimmy Carlton Winfrey, 25, turned himself into police in Atlanta this morning (June 2).
In the latest in “WTF is wrong with Young Thug news,” the Atlanta rapper got a tattoo of an ice cream cone on his face. Yep, the new ink is a homage to his currently incarcerated “bae” Gucci Mane.
Has Young Thug taken his obsession with Lil Wayne too far? Police say the guy who shot up Weezy’s tour bus in April did it to gain street credibility among the Bloods gang in Atlanta, but another report revealed that he’s closely affiliated with Thugger, allegedly.
The Game’s developing VH1 reality show, She Got Game, is supposed to be all about love and harmony.
It took no time at for both Young Thug and 40 Glocc to issue separate responses to The Game after he ethered both of them at his recent concert in New Orleans.
The Game is currently the defendant in an assault and battery case where he allegedly beat an off-duty cop to the point to brain damage.
Even if he did get booed this weekend, we can assume Young Thug is a relatively happy man. The Atlanta rapper recently confirmed that he is engaged, after all.
Is the jig up for Young Thug? The rapper with the some would say weird fascination with Lil Wayne was soundly booed in Louisiana over the weekend.
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Love him or hate him, Young Thug is the talk of the town following the release of his Barter 6 mixtape, which dropped yesterday (April 16). Striking while the iron is hot, he returns with a visual for the intro, “Constantly Hating,” featuring Birdman.
Damn, Twitter moves fast with these shady reviews. The Barter 6 hasn’t even been cooking for that long and it’s already being called “trash.”
UPDATE: As promised, Young Thug releases Barter 6. Stream it after the jump. Young Thug’s Barter 6 mixtape arrives today, but has been the center of controversy after receiving angst from Lil Wayne, the concept’s originator, and title changes.
