The lavish home of party-thrower Jeffery Lamar Williams, better known by his stage name Young Tug. The rapper, singer, and composer from America stays in a stunning estate in Georgia. After working with the rappers Rich Homie Quan, Birdman, and Gucci Mane, he first rose to fame for his voice. His voice is as recognizable as his sense of style and appearance.

 

Rapper reportedly paid less than $2.5 million for the property, but Heritage Select Homes sued him in 2017 on the basis that he allegedly failed to make a sizable $2.2 million mortgage payment in that year. The rapper has reportedly only contributed a small amount—$2,500—to the $2.475 million down payment needed to buy the property.

Young Ug argues in his rebuttal that Heritage was aware of the problems with the house but chose to conceal them. claiming that they attempted to sell the rapper a subpar home. He listed a number of issues, including leaking roofs, mold in the basement below the indoor pool, and a failing foundation.

The vast 11,000 square foot home was undoubtedly substantially remodeled before the rapper moved there and has 6 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. containing a spacious solarium covered in marble, an indoor pool, and a hot tub. The party palace features a four-car garage, a huge master suite with a view of the pool area, and an eет room in addition to its several decks.

Young Ug is doing well, as evidenced by his net worth of more than $3 million. It is still early in the rap industry, therefore it is unclear how long his career will survive. Young Ug has consistently worked as a feature artist but hasn’t been able to take over the charts on his own. Despite Havana’s popularity in 2017, there hasn’t been a good sequel with wide appeal as of yet. Given that he has writing credits on several current successful albums, Young Ug’s career may shift more toward production.