Young Thug is coming home from prison after making a non-negotiated plea in the RICO trial against his record label, YSL. He will serve 15 years on probation.

Young Thug pleaded guilty to various firearm and drug charges, along with one gang charge, in the YSL trial, while pleading no contest to a RICO charge. He entered a non-negotiated plea and has yet to be sentenced.

The star Atlanta rapper admitted to six counts, including participating in criminal street gang activity, ending his role in the longest trial in Georgia history.

The Young Thug trial is over, and the Atlanta rap legend is headed home. Thug, real name Jeffery Williams, accepted a plea deal in his RICO case, allowing him to go free under probation for the next 15 years, the New York Times reports.

The agreement, which includes probation and time served, ends the Atlanta rap star’s part in a sprawling trial that began with jury selection in January 2023.

The 33-year-old rapper's trial on racketeering and gang charges is the longest ever held in Georgia.

Young Thug pleaded "no contest" to his top gang and racketeering charges Thursday in the long-running YSL RICO Trial.

Young Thug has accepted a plea deal in his long-running Georgia RICO case.

The Grammy-winning artist’s plea comes after a two-year and complicated trial.