Thugger recently spoke out about how Drake has treated Atlanta artists, revealing shocking details that have ignited heated debates among fans over Kendrick Lamar’s lyrics.

Atlanta — Young Thug has sparked intense controversy by revealing the truth about how Drake treats Atlanta rappers, indirectly proving that Kendrick Lamar may have been right to call Drake a “colonizer” in his song Not Like Us.

Previously, Kendrick Lamar rapped: “You run to Atlanta when you need few dollars.” According to Lamar, Drake goes to Atlanta for financial gain and to boost his credibility, collaborating with famous names like Future, Thugger, Baby, and 21 Savage. Lamar accused Drake of exploiting Atlanta’s culture and its artists for his own benefit, likening him to a “colonizer” using the city’s hip-hop scene for personal gain.

Young Thug recently revealed more shocking details: while he was locked up, Drake did not use his influence to help him get out of jail. Instead, Drake was begging Thugger for a feature while he was still behind bars. “Can you even imagine that?” Thugger said.

Thugger also shared that Drake wasn’t there to support Metro Boomin when his mother passed away, stating:

“Drake is so stupid. He probably just sent some meaningless condolences… You’re using the fact that you’re Drake as a weapon now. You were supposed to take your big plane and go to where someone was when their mom died.”

This all happened before the “beef” between Drake and Kendrick, when Drake, Metro, and Hendrix were still close friends.

These revelations have left fans questioning: was Kendrick Lamar right to say that Drake only cares about enriching himself through other rappers rather than being there for them when it really matters? Young Thug’s comments are sure to fuel further debate in the rap community for weeks to come.

🔥🎤 Fans can’t stop talking: Is Drake really the “colonizer” of Atlanta, or is this just one perspective? The answer is likely to shock the rap world all over again.