Gunna requests for Young Thug’s release as he strives to distance himself from the “snitching” allegations linked to the YSL RICO trial. He passionately called for Young Thug’s release from incarceration.

During a sold-out performance at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on September 9. The “Drip Too Hard” rapper had graced the stage for the very first time since he was released from his confinement.

In a poignant moment of the show, Gunna truly displayed a heartfelt loving message that read…

“Free Jeffery”, directly alluding to Young Thug’s real name, Jeffery Williams.

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— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) September 10, 2023

This wasn’t an isolated act of solidarity, as Gunna had also previously expressed his affection for Young Thug.

Sometime last month, he shared an interesting Instagram post on his page, celebrating Thugga’s 32nd birthday. The post captured the moment where the duo shared a jovial time in a car.

Despite their enduring bond, their relationship was faced with turbulence. This was when Gunna, decided to distanced himself away from the high-profile legal entanglement case.

The legal entanglement case has been a major struggle in both of their lives since the prior year. Although, Young Thug still remains incarcerated.

However, Gunna has been doggedly refuting the “snitch” accusations that followed his exit from the ongoing YSL RICO ordeal. Also, In June, he used his album, “A Gift & a Curse,” to reassure Young Thug that he never betrayed him.

Released mid-June under Thug’s Young Stoner Life label, the album features Gunna directly addressing the “snitch” allegations in various tracks. In “I Was Just Thinking,” he opens up about his emotional response to Young Thug’s situation and confronts the falsehoods circulating about him.

As Gunna Requests for Young Thug’s Release, it reverberates throughout his art and actions, demonstrating unwavering support for his friend’s freedom amidst the challenges they face in the world of music and the legal system.