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Hackers have posted the songs of a number of well-known Atlanta musicians, including Young Thug and Gunna, online.
Fans uploaded a number of Young Thug and Gunna leaks online on Tuesday night, and 20 previously unreleased original tunes from both artists appeared on various streaming services. Along with 41 tracks from Sahbabii and 172 songs from Young Nudy, songs from Playboi Carti, Future, A$AP Rocky, and 21 Savage also appeared. This is the second time in a month that tracks by Atlanta artists have been released; the source of the leak is unknown.
More than 100 tracks by rapper Latto were leaked online last month; some of them seemed to be demos of verses the rapper seemed to have written for several well-known collaborations that Coi Leray, Nicki Minaj, and others released this year.
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According to an internet breakdown of the music, 20 songs by Young Thug were leaked. These songs include “Big Bag” with Lil Keed, “They Dig” with Birdman and Rich Homie Quan, “She Say” with the Migos, “God’s Child” with Gunna, “Peephole” with Gunna and Quavo, and numerous other solo tracks.
Additionally, 20 tracks by Gunna were leaked. These tracks included ones with collaborations including “Touchdown” with Lil Durk, “Sunfall” with Lil Baby, “On Sight” with Roddy Ricch, “Take A Trip” with Future, as well as others with Young Thug and Future.
The leak also included tracks from the Migos, Lil Yachty, Lil Gotit, and Lil Keed, among others, as well as Quavo’s “Whole Time” with Travis Scott.
Fans responded to the breach online in a variety of ways. Some wanted copies of the songs, while others appeared amused by the disclosures. As of yet, no hacker has admitted guilt for the disclosure.
“The ‘hackers’ are exposing rappers’ unreleased catalogs. Since so many unreleased songs from Atlanta singers are being leaked like nothing, it sounds like some producers are not getting compensated. then these crypto giants inexplicably passing away from “accidents” one after another,” another guy wrote.
