Young Thug’s Dark Cry: Did the Stars Predict the “UY Scuti” Album Backlash That Shattered His Soul?
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So here we are, watching Young Thug’s grand comeback unfold like a soap opera written by the stars themselves—because honestly, with the Sun sitting smack dab in Scorpio’s intense zone right now, drama was basically preordained. He dropped UY Scuti on September 26, a day that promised triumph but delivered a tidal wave of backlash so fierce it barely gave him a moment to breathe. Was this planned cosmic mischief or just bad timing? Either way, instead of basking in his return from the YSL RICO case saga, Thug’s facing a digital firestorm—critics tearing apart everything from his music to the album art, and let’s not even start on the controversies swirling around his choice of imagery and language. It’s like the universe flipped the script, and Thug’s been left scrambling to explain himself on streams and social media, only to find the storm growing darker by the day, with tweets honest and raw enough to make you wince. So, what do you do when the stars seem aligned against you? Maybe a deluxe edition could flip the narrative, but in this Scorpio season of transformation, even that’s a gamble. Buckle up—you’re gonna want to watch this unfold. LEARN MORE
Young Thug dropped his long-awaited album UY Scuti on September 26 and instead of a victory lap, it’s been nothing but backlash and stress ever since.
His first complete project since getting locked up and battling through the YSL RICO case was supposed to be his big return, but the internet had other plans.
The album rollout crashed into a wall of hate online. Critics and listeners have been dragging everything from the music to the cover art and Thug’s been catching flak for using whiteface and dropping the hard-R N-word.
The noise got so loud that Thug hopped on Adin Ross’ stream to try to explain the choices, but that didn’t exactly calm the storm either.
By Saturday night (September 27), Thug’s tweets got really dark. He let it all out on X (formerly Twitter), and it’s clear that the reaction to the album and everything else going on had him in a bad mental state.
“If I didn’t have kids I wouldn’t care to live,” he wrote in a post that has since been deleted. In another tweet, he said, “I did a lot of taking up for people all over this world, and so far I’ve yet to see someone take up for me.”
Lost so many people I loved some to betrayal
— Young Thug ひ (@youngthug) September 28, 2025
And then he added, “I feel like I’m not winning with the people I’m suppose to be winning with.”
I feel like I’m not winning with the people I’m suppose to be winning with 😓
— Young Thug ひ (@youngthug) September 28, 2025
Those tweets weren’t random either; his whole feed that day was packed with posts expressing frustration.
The rollout already had folks talking, but not in the way Thug probably hoped. The album’s reception has been shaky, and the visuals and lyrics only fanned the flames.
Now, with all this backlash, there’s talk that a deluxe version might be coming to try to reverse the narrative. Whether that’s enough to shift the energy remains to be seen.
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