Young Thug and AEG Presents have finally resolved their multimillion-dollar contract dispute after nearly five years of litigation. The settlement was recently approved by the presiding judge, dismissing the case without prejudice.

The legal battle centered on Young Thug's alleged breach of performance agreements and a $5.2 million advance. A key point of contention was the rapper's music IP, which had been offered as collateral but was reportedly sold to a third party for $16 million.

The case faced several delays due to Young Thug's separate gang-related charges, which concluded with him receiving 15 years' probation and a requirement to leave Georgia. While the settlement terms remain confidential, the court will maintain jurisdiction over the case for one year to ensure compliance.

Young Thug is now resuming his performing career, with his first post-arrest show scheduled at Les Ardentes festival on July 5th. As part of his plea deal, he must also perform four charity concerts annually.

The settlement appears to be comprehensive, involving multiple aspects that both parties have agreed to keep private. This resolution marks the end of a significant legal chapter for both Young Thug and AEG Presents, allowing both parties to move forward with their business relationship.

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