Young Thug Calls Out Gunna On Tweet Then Deletes

Young Thug isn't holding anything back as he shares how he really feels about Gunna in a new quick-deleted tweet today.

Young shows how he really feels about Gunna in new tweet

On Saturday (Nov. 9), Young Thug took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to drop a tweet that may surprise some rap fans who thought all was well between Thugger and Gunna. As part of Thug's deal to be released from prison on probation last week, his attorney, Brian Steel, asked the judge to allow the two rappers to work together, which was granted.

“Stop acting like friends on the internet, I don't know you my friend,” the Young Stoner Life Records frontman tweeted earlier today. He deleted the comment a few minutes after it was posted.

Before Young Thug removed the message, fans began responding to what he had to say. There have been mixed reactions based on what happened in court last week and those who still believe that Gunna is a fraud for his own YSL Rico 2022 deal. People also believed that the Atlanta artist had been hacked.

“So he's a rat,” asked user X with a rat emoji.

Another criticized Thug for coming for Gunna despite wunna bring money for the label: “Gunna bringin the numbers and feed yo label yo tell them off yo label weak ah and see how the numbers.”

“Judge looking at thug tweets,” someone else tweeted with a gif of comedian Druski laughing.

Whether Young Thug's recent tweets could land him in trouble with the judge remains to be seen.

Last Sunday the rapper made a shocking tweet talking about rats. “Wham let's throw one at these peter rats,” he tweeted. Wham refers to the nickname for Lil Baby, who appears to call Gunna because he was a fan in his music and during a show.

The talk on X at the time led some fans to believe that Thug's moves were bad, as he had just been released from prison two days before, after spending nearly two years locked up. The judge prohibited him from promoting any criminal street gang or any criminal street gang activity, including on any social media platform, except for any hand signs, terminology or language promoting any criminal street gang.