RICH HOMIE QUAN'S MANAGER ADDRESSES SNITCHING ALLEGATIONS AFTER LEAKED YOUNG THUG AUDIO
 | Fri, July 7, 2023 at 9:37 AM |
Rich Homie Quan's manager, who goes by Rich Homie Monta, has addressed snitching allegations made against his artist.
Leaked footage of the Atlanta rapper recently started making the rounds online and landed him in hot water because many believe he was caught snitching on Young Thug, who is currently in police custody as a result of the ongoing YSL RICO case.
"I don't think [there's] a man in this world [that's] never talked about some type of business or some type of way they felt," Monta said in a lengthy Instagram video on Wednesday (July 5). "All you pussy-ass n-ggas do that."
Upset by the situation, he even said: "At some point, all n-ggas done snitched."
Over the seven-and-a-half-minute video, Monta addresses violence in the Hip Hop community, White people pitting Black folks against one another and his culture being under attack as a result.
On Saturday (July 1), Rich Homie Quan was allegedly recorded while talking backstage about Young Thug. Though parts of the audio are muffled, there are some sentences that are easier to understand. At one point, Quan appears to say: "You can tell Thug had something to do with it. We just can't prove it."
In another part of the audio, it sounds like Quan says that he "loves" Thugga but "this shit is deeper than rap," and that the whole situation was "fucked up."
Finally, the voice thought to be Rich Homie Quan's confirms that he has no beef with Young Thug, but that the pair just "drifted apart."
In a series of tweets fired off soon after the footage leaked, Thugga's sister, Dora Williams, responded first by calling out Boosie Badazz for allegedly siding with a snitch before making clear that she'd defend her brother "whenever, wherever."
She also called out Quan's alleged hypocrisy, writing: "The fact I went to richhomiequan concert he said free thug so many times come to find out you got a whole 30 Minutes recording telling damn."
Finally, she snidely remarked that "it's okay to tell in your city," referring to the city of Atlanta.
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