Lil Woody on Young Thug Pleading Guilty & Getting Time Served After Last VladTV Interview (Part 5)
January 26, 2026
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In a recent VladTV interview, Lil Woody shared his thoughts on Young Thug’s decision to plead guilty shortly after their December 2024 interview covering the rapper’s ongoing trial. Young Thug received time served and was released, a development Lil Woody described with neutrality, expressing no strong feelings but relief that the ordeal was over and Thug could move forward. While Lil Woody took the stand during the trial—feeling forced rather than voluntary—he maintained a clear boundary, emphasizing he never signed up to be part of the legal process.
The interview also touched on Young Thug’s later regret over his plea deal, especially after fellow rapper Gotti was found not guilty at trial. Lil Woody remained noncommittal about what might have happened had Thug gone to trial but noted systemic issues in how gang-related charges frequently target Black men. Ultimately, he viewed the conclusion as a “better day” for everyone involved.
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