Young Thug Offers Quizzical Response To Cheating Rumors

Young Thug has found himself at the center of cheating rumors, but the Young Martha artist doesn’t seem too concerned with the salacious chatter.

“Y cheat when u can creep..,” the rapper wrote in the caption to a selfie he shared on Tuesday (October 3).

The cheating rumors appear to have begun with a series of social media uploads by Thugger’s fiance, Jerrika Karlae. Earlier this week, The Shade Room shared a screen capture from her Snapchat.

The Snapchat post featured what was allegedly a text conversation between Thug and a friend of Karlae’s. The convo included a revealing photo of the woman alongside Karlae’s caption: “Some friend that I have.”

Following the reveal, a handful of women surfaced with claims that they slept with Thug. An Instagram user by the name of @amy_luciani also put Karlae on blast, adding a lengthy caption to another screen capture shared by The Shade Room and responding the rumors.

“Let’s be clear, I’m no side chick,” she wrote. “People are so quick to jump to what the media puts out. What this little troll did was really petty. I won’t speak bad on Young Thug because he’s a great guy however I will say you can’t TAKE what you didn’t have. Now on a higher note. Everybody have a splendid day Don’t believe the hype. If I wanted attention I could’ve been exposed things. It’s not that serious.”

7 thoughts on “Young Thug Offers Quizzical Response To Cheating Rumors”

He’s looks like predator, just caught some cases, and now his girl left him. He’s about to hit rock bottom when the label drops him.

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Now with the fact there is proof provided by his girl, we can safely say facts. Why y’all journalists put your integrity on the line bc one might lose a privilege of having the artist onsite or have them barometer you with dealing with them (interviews etc). Call a spade a spade. If you can’t be real, don’t report on the matter period.