Young Thug‘s YSL RICO trial continues to provide unintentional entertainment … today’s edition introduced an unlikely name into the mix — LeBron James!!!
On Thursday, YSL co-founder Trontavious “Tick” Stephens took the stand yet again when he was quizzed about LBJ’s potential ties to the YSL — due to the fact the NBA’s scoring leader occasionally doing the “wipe your nose” hand sign with teammates and calling them “slime” as a term of endearment.
Not LeBron James a member of young thug YSL gang đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđđđ #LeSlime pic.twitter.com/71u78F7kBK
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Prosecutors argue the WYN gesture is code for offing a rival in the streets and “slime” is also a gang-related term and pressured Tick to cough up what he knew about LBJ and YSL … which wasn’t much.
Tick admitted he’s seen LBJ pull off different handshakes with his team — but his mind seemed to slip into the Twilight Zone on the other questions .. namely, he couldn’t remember.
The case has been bridged on potentially having YT potentially having crimes in his rap lyrics and the court played his and Rich Homie Quan‘s 2014 hit “Lifestyle” for everyone to analyze.
We’re not sure what streaming the party track accomplished … Thug, Yak Gotti and others remained emotionless as the platinum smash blared in the courtroom but it looked like the attorneys were trying hard not to catch a vibe.
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Guys like Fat Joe are in total disagreement with rap lyrics being used as cross-evidence, but now it’s up to the jury to decide.
