Rapper Young Thug receives 100 acres of land with its own lake from his manager Geoff Ogunlesi and relator Trey Williams. This was an extraordinary gift for Thug’s 30th Birthday on August 16, 2021. “Slime Language 2” rapper was so excited, he recorded a video of the land and the lake.
Also, rapper Drake and Travis Scott gifted Thug a watch individually. Gunna purchased him a pink Bentley. Birdman gifted Thug a diamond embezzled Birdman chain. You can catch Birdman and Chris Brown in the new song titled “Blue Emerald” by Rich Gang ft. Young Thug.
Young Thug’s Vision using 100 acres with lake
Thug has said “Yeah, I want to be the richest Black man in the world.” Now that he has the land and lake in Atlanta, he wants to turn the area into “Slime City”. Thug wants to develop homes, a water park, camping grounds and a trail to ride dirt bikes. This can be a start in becoming the richest Black man in the world.
Ski rapper has allegedly already spoken with engineers and architects about his vision, according to his relator Williams. Williams was so ecstatic, he took to Instagram to announce the land and lake purchase.
A balling blessing in hip hop
This is a blessing in the hip hop world. Rather than money being used for replaceable clothes, cars and jewelry, this is a investment worth balling out for. To see a Black entertainer talk business that can lead into generational wealth is commendable and worth writing about. His manager and relator are wise men with a purpose and a plan. Many times in the past, some managers and high authorities used their power to secretly steal from artists. Those managers capitalized on the entertainers lack of knowledge. The Bible says “My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge”(Hosea 4:6 ). However, we see Thug’s crew is using their power to make purposeful moves and putting him in a position to gain more than fame.
Preparing for Project
Thug is now his working on his second studio album “Punk”. “Tick Tock” is the album’s first single. For more info on the album, click here.
Written by Vanity L. Jenkins
