Lil Woody on Becoming Star Witness in Young Thug's RICO Trial, Gunna Saying YSL is a Gang (Part 15)
December 11, 2024
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Lil Woody opened up about his unexpected role as a star witness in the high-profile RICO case involving Young Thug’s YSL crew. With the arrest of 27 individuals, including Young Thug, Woody described feeling confused about why he was not charged, despite ties to the group. He emphasized his gratitude and innocence, dismissing the “star witness” label some have used.
The discussion also touched on Gunna's plea deal that led to mixed reactions. In the trial, Gunna acknowledged YSL as both a music label and a gang, sparking accusations of snitching. Woody defended Gunna, explaining the plea was structured to avoid harming others involved in the case. He highlighted that Gunna’s admissions were limited to prevent further federal charges, thus protecting Young Thug and others. Woody maintained that Gunna’s actions did not constitute snitching, emphasizing the intricacies of navigating plea deals in legal battles.
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