Young Thug Gets Blasted By Twitter For Insulting Airline Staff In Video

Young Thug probably thought throwing a lot of cash around and letting a couple of airline workers know that he's a big star would get him some praise.

But instead he is getting blasted for it.

Yesterday, TMZ shared a video of Thugger yelling at two women who work for Alaska Airlines and accused them of trying to make him miss his flight.

At one point in the clip, the Barter 6 rapper pulled a bunch of cash from a Bentley bag and taunted the women with it, before telling the camera that he's "Bigger than the law."

"These two ants are so rude and peasants," said Thug, pointing at the two ladies. "They say their manager on the way. I don't want to talk to the manager. Ya'll manager a peasant. Ya'll ants. I'll give ya'll bum ass hoes $15,000 a piece to quit your job."

From there, the Rich Gang rapper said the women had nappy hair and looked like they were deported from Africa. Evidently, the folks on Twitter didn't appreciate Thug's behavior, and they quickly let him know about it.

"Young Thug, I love you, but you are so fuckin' petty for that shit," one person wrote.

"Young Thug should be ashamed of hisself," wrote another. "Prime example of putting down your people. Him bringing up her being from Africa and her hair."

The Atlanta spitter ended up missing the flight and had to cancel a scheduled performance in Seattle. But that didn't get him off the hook with those he offended.

You can read some more of the Twitter reactions below.

https://twitter.com/youngthug/status/806642723532906496?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

https://twitter.com/Hawah_Eve/status/806670834563694597?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

https://twitter.com/diaryofaziza/status/806670150934085636?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

@BurberryDurag that video cancelled him and I already thought he was a babbling Baffoon
— honeydip (@diaryofaziza) December 8, 2016

Why is Young Bottom talking about black people's hair when he got that nasty ass mop on his head? pic.twitter.com/Buo7Vq7JkL
— G. (@BaddieGer) December 8, 2016