Young Thug Claps Back At People Questioning His Sexuality!

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 Rapper Young Thug recently took to Twitter to address the people who may be questioning his sexuality.

 Rapper Young Thug is one of Hip-Hop’s more eccentric performers. Thug has a style that can only be described as one of a kind.

The Atlanta native is well known in the fashion community. He even modeled some fits for Kanye West’s legendary Yeezy reveal at Madison Square Garden.

Young Thug isn’t shy about the clothing that he chooses to wear. The rapper even donned a dress for “Jeffrey” album cover.
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However, the Entertainer is now speaking out and directly to those questioning his sexuality. Recently the internet was on fire after 21 Savage commented “Y’all G” on an Instagram photo on rappers Young Thug and Lil Uzi Vert.**

Thug is now speaking out after letting the comments linger for a while. He did so through a tweet on his official Twitter page.


 Opps talking gay but won’t play... lil boy



Now it isn’t known exactly who Thug is talking about, but it can only be assumed at this point. Young Thug was recently featured on “Harder Than Ever” by fellow Atlanta Rapper Lil Baby and he delivered a Rolling Loud set full of hits in Miami.


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