In 2015, a major feud broke out between hip-hop legend Lil Wayne and rising Atlanta rapper Young Thug. The drama started because Wayne was locked in a messy legal battle with Birdman, the head of his record label, over unpaid money and delays to his album Tha Carter V. While Wayne was fighting his former mentor, Birdman teamed up with Young Thug. Things got heated when Thug announced he would name his new mixtape Carter 6 to copy Wayne's famous album series. Wayne felt disrespected and told fans at his concerts to stop listening to Thug, leading Thug to change the title to Barter 6 and plan a show in Wayne's hometown of New Orleans. The rivalry took a scary and dangerous turn on April 26, 2015, when someone shot at Lil Wayne’s tour buses on a highway in Georgia right after a concert. Luckily, nobody on the buses got hurt, but the attack shocked the entire music world and turned an online argument into a serious crime. Police soon arrested Jimmy Carlton Winfrey, a close friend and tour manager for Young Thug. Prosecutors claimed the shooting was gang-related and used phone records to show that Winfrey was talking to both Young Thug and Birdman right before and after the gunfire happened. Winfrey was eventually found guilty and sent to prison for the shooting, though neither Young Thug nor Birdman were charged for the attack back then. Even so, the 2015 beef caused big problems for years afterward. Years later, lawyers brought up the tour bus shooting again as major evidence during Young Thug's famous RICO gang trial in Georgia. While the two rappers eventually moved past their anger toward each other, their 2015 clash is still remembered as one of the wildest and most intense moments in modern rap history #youngthug #lilwayne #fypシ゚viral #trending #foryoupage - @apollos._