Rapper Young Thug’s long-delayed racketeering trial begins.

Ah, the Young Thug trial saga, where rap lyrics are apparently the key to solving gang-related mysteries. Our dear rapper, born Jeffery Lamar Williams, is facing charges of co-founding a street gang and using his music for some gang promotion. How original!

Prosecutors are really getting creative, planning to use Young Thug’s own lyrics against him. Because, you know, lyrics are the ultimate proof of criminal mastermindery. The trial kicked off with opening statements, and brace yourselves, it’s expected to last months. Move over Netflix, we’ve got the real courtroom drama.

Young Thug, the alleged gang leader known as King Slime, is accused of directing criminal activities within the gang. And let’s not forget the co-defendants, including Gunna, who went for the classic “I’m innocent, but sure, I’ll take a plea deal” move.

In this riveting episode of “Music Meets Courtroom,” prosecutors are highlighting Young Thug’s musical influence, as if his Grammy-winning contributions and collaborations with A-listers weren’t enough. So, folks, get your popcorn ready, because we’re about to witness the legal showdown where rap lyrics take the stand. What a time to be alive!