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Lil Woody Reveals If He Had a 'Close' Relationship with Young Thug
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13:05Now PlayingOn Tuesday, Kenneth Copeland, aka Lil Woody, testified more about his relationship with Young Thug. Thug's attorney Brian Steel asked Lil Woody about knowing the rapper in 2014 before Copeland was behind bars multiple times in 2015. Woody talked about Young Thug trying to helping him during that time with music.
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Young Thug faces nearly a dozen charges, including possession of drugs and weapons, participation in criminal street gang activity, and conspiracy to violate Georgia’s RICO Act. The rapper was arrested in May of 2022 along with 27 other alleged gang members. Many of those defendants have taken plea deals in the case.
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