Young Thug‘s father, Jeffrey Williams Sr., has expressed his dissatisfaction with the apparent double standard in bond grants, particularly in comparison to former President Donald Trump.

In an Instagram post shared by DJ Akademiks, Young Thug’s father posed with a sign reading…

“Trump & Crew got a bond, Young Thug & YSL face the exact same charges but no bond? Make justice fair!! We deserve a fair fight too, Fani,” referring to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

This comparison drew a mixed response from fans. Some believed that Young Thug’s alleged actions were more severe than Trump’s, while others argued for equal treatment under the law, emphasizing that both figures should have the opportunity for bail.

Young Thug’s ongoing trial faced a recent setback, with the YSL RICO trial postponed due to a separate defendant’s murder trial. As a result, any YSL-related proceedings will be delayed until late August.

On May 2022 Young Thug was arrested following a search of his home, revealing a comprehensive 88-page RICO indictment against his YSL crew.

The indictment includes a total of 65 counts against Thug and other YSL members, alleging their affiliation with the Bloods as a “criminal street gang” responsible for various violent crimes in Atlanta, including murder and armed robbery.

Thugger’s charges encompass conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, participation in criminal street gang activity, and possession of controlled substances with intent to distribute, among others.

It’s comparison to Trump’s legal situation has led to discussions about the equitable application of the law, highlighting broader concerns about fairness within the criminal justice system.