In 2020, AEG, the global entertainment company, sued Atlanta rapper Young Thug for $5 million, claiming he’d breached a contract with the company by promoting and performing at live events without AEG’s approval. Today, Billboard reports that the two parties have filed documents ending the dispute after coming to an undisclosed settlement.

Thug was sued by the company after it accused the YSL recording artist of defaulting on a loan given to his label back in 2017. AEG als

Young Thug reached a mutual agreement with AEG that effectively will end his years-long legal battle with the touring company. According to a report Billboard published on Tuesday, March 4, legal teams for Thugger and AEG confirmed both parties "entered into a settlement" five years after the company sued the Atlanta native for allegedly breaking the terms of their partnership.

Young Thug's long-running legal battle with entertainment powerhouse AEG has finally reached a conclusion, as both parties agreed to settle their contentious

The rapper, real name Jeffrey Williams, is set to return to the live stage after the parties settled their long-running legal battle