Young Thug Addresses His Prison Stint & Clarifies ‘Bad Girls’ Lyric In New Song
Young Thug Addresses His Prison Stint & Clarifies ‘Bad Girls’ Lyric In New Song
Young Thug is speaking on his recent prison stint and clarifying his lyrics on the new track “Dum, Dumb, and Dumber.”
In the song, Thug reflects on his prison experience, rapping,
“King Spider back. I don’t even believe I was locked up, for real, for real. I was havin’ my way the whole time, fool, you know what I’m sayin’?”
You may recall, Thug was released in October after entering a guilty plea to several charges, including f*rearm possession and participation in criminal street g@ng activity. He was sentenced to time served and 15 years of probation.
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Thug also addressed the line, “These U.S. b*tches kinda bad,” in the same song. He clarified on X,
“When I said these U.S. bitches kinda bad, I meant ‘bad girls,’ not ugly girls… we got the prettiest girls on earth.”
Have you listened to the track? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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