Charleston White Says Young Thug Told Him He’d Die in Miami, Now He Wants Federal Charges [Video]

Young Thug has been lying low since his release from prison over the YSL RICO trial, but an alleged altercation with Charleston White might result in more legal drama.

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The social media personality is now threatening to take the matter to court after a heated exchange during Druski’s “Coulda Been Love” reunion on Saturday night. According to White, the encounter in Miami involved much more than just a verbal spat, leading him to claim that his life was put in immediate danger.

The tension spilled over online after a video surfaced showing White shouting at the Atlanta rapper and his crew from across a distance. However, in the video’s caption, Charleston accused the Atlanta MC and his entourage of threatening his life and trying to attack him. He specifically alleged that the rapper told him, “You’re going to lose your life right here.”

Since the incident reportedly took place on Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) property, White is pushing for “terroristic threat” charges and looking for federal intervention to address the situation.

This confrontation comes at a precarious time for Young Thug, as any new legal trouble could have massive consequences for his current standing. White hasn’t hesitated to highlight these stakes, doubling down on claims that someone in Thug’s entourage toted a gun during their alleged threats.

For a rapper currently navigating strict release conditions, these types of allegations are a serious cause for concern, regardless of whether they lead to a conviction.

White appears fully committed to escalating the situation through official channels rather than just keeping it on Instagram. He expressed that he fears for his life and intends to press charges on Monday, March 30, while also seeking a restraining order against Thugger and contacting federal authorities.

While Young Thug’s team has not yet responded to the claims, the threat of a formal police report on Monday could turn this weekend’s viral moment into a major legal hurdle for the rapper.

 

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