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Since he’s new to the area, Thugger is implying he needs the Internet to get familiar with a place.
Young Thug and his engineer Alex Tumay
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In the early 2000s, Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory was the co-founder and leader of the notorious drug traffickers Black Family Mafia (BMF). Flenory headed the distribution part of the operations, which was based in Thugger’s hometown of Atlanta.
The BMF were (in)famous for their incredible success in trafficking large amounts of cocaine from Mexico, and attempting to legitimize their money by starting a record label and signing Atlanta rap artists like Young Jeezy.
In 2007, Flenory and his brother Terry “Southwest” Flenory plead guilty to drug trafficking and money laundering and were sentenced to 30 years in federal prison.
Unlike Meech, Young Thug will never lose his musical empire.
I know this is 7 years old but this is such a massive stretch. he’s talking about Mitch from Paid In Full, not Big Meech
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He said go out like Mitch from Paid in Full
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well since Kobe quit….
Im never gon go out like Mitch..
Mitch from paid in full that got robbed and killed by Rico -> next line “I know that I look like a lick”