Bricc Baby: Gunna's a Crip, He Had Nothing to Do with Young Thug's Blood Activities (Part 21)
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Part 22: https://youtu.be/hUZ_zhrJKzw
Part 20: https://youtu.be/mnjxP0FHbrg
Part 1: https://youtu.be/FM8vCQstkxA
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Bricc Baby discussed the ongoing YSL case involving high-profile rapper Gunna, who took a plea deal that has polarized opinions. The case is notably the longest-running criminal case in Georgia’s history, potentially extending into 2025. Bricc Baby clarified that Gunna, a Crip, was unrelated to Young Thug’s alleged Blood gang activities, underscoring Gunna’s involvement as minimal. After Gunna’s plea, where confirmed YSL engaged in criminal activities, Bricc Baby suggested Gunna might not have fully understood the implications of his plea, criticizing the lack of clarity provided by his lawyer. The rapper’s nonviolent charges, mainly involving possession of firearms that weren’t his, were highlighted as minor. While some believe Gunna could have delayed his release without implicating YSL, others like Fredo Bang stated they would never label their organization as a gang.
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