The trial of rapper Young Thug, whose real name is Jeffery Williams, continues to capture attention as it becomes the longest in Georgia's history. Recent proceedings have focused on witness Kenneth 'Lil Woody' Copeland, who has claimed he felt compelled to testify due to perceived pressure from prosecutors, including the release of a video that he believes painted him as a 'snitch'. Copeland's credibility has come under scrutiny as he often struggles to recall details from past testimonies, which has raised concerns among defense attorneys about prosecutorial tactics. Meanwhile, the prosecution alleges that Young Thug's YSL record label operates as a criminal gang, while the defense argues it is merely a music label. The trial has seen motions for mistrial rejected and continues with additional witness testimonies expected, including from Antonio Sledge, who has a plea agreement linked to the case. The complexities of the case, including witness pressures and the length of the trial, signal that resolution may still be far off.