George Chidi Thinks Gunna Could Walk Away from RICO Case, Unsure About Young Thug (Part 15)
June 6, 2022
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In this clip, journalist George Chidi spoke about how it appears that hip-hop artists in Atlanta are seemingly influencing violence and gang culture in the city. From there, Chidi spoke about the RICO case against the YSL associates is at a state-level, not a federal level, and he went on to break down the differences. Chidi also pointed out that Young Thug and YFN Lucci having the top lawyers in the Atlanta-area, which led to him explaining why it causes difficulty of other YSL associates getting good lawyers. Moving along, Chidi continued to speak about the YSL RICO case, and he broke down how Young Thug could get lucky. Chidi explained that if the D.A. messed up so badly that the case was thrown out, or if evidence was thrown out, Young Thug could catch a break. Chidi also shared his thoughts on Gunna's chances of getting a lucky break, and he stated that he believes one or more people in the case will flip.
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