The Atlanta rapper posts a video on his social media affirming that his beef with The Game is over, but suggesting that it's not the case with Lil Wayne.
- May 9, 2015
AceShowbiz - Soon after calling a truce with The Game, Young Thug posted a video, expressing his apology on his Instagram account. Though the video sounds nice at the beginning, it apparently suggested that the rapper kept the grudge against Lil Wayne alive.
"See the way the world is set up, they want all blacks to kill each other. But we're not. Black Lives Matter," Thug said on his video. "So I salute Game, I respect him. I'm sorry for making that post about him. Even though he was wrong, and he was in the wrong business, and taking up for a n***a that wasn't taking up for they self. It's all good."
The video itself was actually made to affirm the end of his beef with The Game. Responding to Thug's video, Game also posted a video on Instagram. He praised the Atlanta rapper for apologizing and ending the feud. However, the video is no longer available on his Instagram account.
The beef between both rappers started as Game was stepping up for his buddy, Lil Wayne. He threw shots at Thug during his performance in New Orleans. Thug didn't remain silent as he made a bitter response on his Instagram video.
Recently, Jo Jo Capone mediated between Game and Thug, and successfully made them end their beef. However, it seems that the disagreement between Thug and Wayne will keep going on as the "Mirror" hitmaker was not involved in the peace treaty. Thug had a disagreement with Wayne over their album titles. Wayne reportedly forced Thug to change his album title, originally named "Carter 6", because Wayne's "Carter V" is yet to be released.
