Drake Calls Out Judge In Young Thug Case After Mariah The Scientist Jail Call Leaks

Author Autumn Hawkins

January 25th 11:15 AM

Drake is defending Young Thug amid the leak of his private jail call with girlfriend Mariah the Scientist. Drizzy, among several of the YSL boss’ fans, was disturbed by Thugger’s lack of privacy once his call was posted online.

“This gotta be some form of jail misconduct,” he wrote in a comment on DJ Akademiks’ Instagram post of the leak phone call. “You gonna drag this talented man then not be able to control your employees using his personal business for their own gain?”

“Somebody benefitted from this video even existing and that’s shameful whole case is a wash just 3 the guy and let him come home and continue bringing light to Atlanta.”

Drake then took a screenshot of his comments and posted it to his own Instagram Story adding, “S— is disgraceful… is this a criminal case or Atlanta social media promo Ural Glanville?”

Fans React To Drake’s Comments

Akademiks shared Drake’s Instagram Story on his page as well and fans had mixed comments on the rapper’s reaction.

“The whole trial has been a joke but law enforcement leaking a private conversation is crazy. They need to throw the case out at this point,” one fan wrote.

“bruh actin like thug aint in for bodies talking bout bring light to atl,” a fan responded.

“Drake so real for this,” another fan commented.

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Leaked Young Thug and Mariah the Scientist jail call
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“What’s up, baby. Merry Christmas,” Mariah says before blowing a kiss to the rapper. “I love you. I miss you and I love you. Thanks for my gifts.”

Thug says that he loves and misses her too and then asks: “Them chains heavy?”

Mariah responds: “They’re heavier than the bracelets for sure. I miss you.”

Thug says, “I thought the Cubans were bigger too. They 14 I think.”

“I like it a lot, I’m very appreciative. Thanks babe,” Mariah responds. “I miss you. I wish that you could be at home with me. You could put it on me. I miss you.”

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Author Autumn Hawkins

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