50 Cent goes all-out trolling T.I. and Boosie Badazz
New York rapper 50 Cent has way too much free time on his hands. The hip-hop heavyweight has stepped up to share his two cents on the drama between Boosie Badazz and T.I. over snitching accusations.5
New York rapper 50 Cent has way too much free time on his hands. The hip-hop heavyweight has stepped up to share his two cents on the drama between Boosie Badazz and T.I. over snitching accusations.
50 Cent doesn’t hold back trolling T.I. and Boosie Badazz
Fifty hit up his Instagram page with the cringe but must-see meme. The clip takes recent footage of Boosie going off on Tip for pinning a criminal charge on his deceased family member and a clip of T.I. making the major reveal. He also shared his own thoughts on the possibility of T.I. working with law enforcement to avoid time behind bars.
‘I said i got the best lawyers money can buy, they said woulda got me 10 or maybe 9, I said well how do you explain how homie breezed, They said you keep ya mouth shut or you eat the cheese. YOU SO TUFF #bransoncognac #lecheminduroi’
T.I. explodes back at Boosie Badazz over the latest snitching accusations
Grammy-winning rapper T.I. isn’t staying mum. Instead, the King of the South has come forward to respond to Boosie Badazz over getting heated and letting loose on snitching and cooperation accusations.
Grammy-winning rapper T.I. isn’t staying mum. Instead, the King of the South has come forward to respond to Boosie Badazz over getting heated and letting loose on snitching and cooperation accusations.
T.I. goes off-off on Boosie Badazz
Tip didn’t take things lightly. Instead, the Atlanta native hit up his Instagram page to re-post Boosie’s initial comments and provided clarity to protect his image.
‘Yeah so... Idk if it's you or ya "OG Uncle" that needs to see it... but I GOT MY PAPERWORK ready to show!!! PULL UP!!! My number the same & my address the same my nigga. To get on da net & speak on shit you've never spoke to me about is leaving me to believe you been hiding ya heart the whole time!!!! I'd NEVER speak "certain disrespect" on your name/reputation bout a "IF" homie... da convict code say When in doubt...pull the paperwork out!!! & "IF" you ain't did that...🤐Now ... Idk what type of time you on but I say again... "IF"it was a question or confusion bout anything I said you could've called and asked .... so u can report back & tell ya "OG" ...or you could've pulled up & checked the blk & white like I'm offering now.
Either way tho my nigga ... I ain't bound to no nigga's opinion of me... cause what dey "THINK" will NEVER overrule what I KNOW!!! So don't wonder no mo' homie.... answer the "IF"... PULL UP & report back to da rest of these niggaz who opinions matter so much to you. Cause I could Give a Fuck bout what no nigga think bout me!!! "The tail shall never wag the dog" Leadership Leads.... wit facts and stats... we don't follow no fantasyland shit...remember that!!! & I ain't bending my knees for nothing or fearing nothing but GOD!!! So cmon & see what you speaking bout so next time you can speak intelligently. @mamaheliveagain.2.0 I expected more from you. This shit ain't solid. obviously I thought we WAS something we WASNT.🤷🏽♂️’
Boosie Badazz completely feels justified for blasting Gunna for his Young Thug case plea deal
There’s no mincing words when it comes to Boosie Badazz. The Louisiana rap veteran has stepped up to provide additional context for why he went all the way in on Gunna following the YSL musician’s publicized plea agreement in a case seemingly aimed at keeping record label boss Young Thug behind bars indefinitely.
There’s no mincing words when it comes to Boosie Badazz. The Louisiana rap veteran has stepped up to provide additional context for why he went all the way in on Gunna following the YSL musician’s publicized plea agreement in a case seemingly aimed at keeping record label boss Young Thug behind bars indefinitely.
Boosie Badazz stands behind going off-off on Gunna
Boosie hit up his social media pages to provide additional context. At the end of the day? It all comes down to being raised by the streets.
‘MOST OF YOU RAP NIGGAS AINT STREET NIGGAS AT ALLYALL REALLY DONT KNOW HOW SHIT GO THATS HOW I KNOW YALL NOT STREET NIGGAS UCANT KNOW STREETS IF U WASNT RAISED N EM ,U NEVER HAD TO TRAP TO EAT ,NEVER BEEN INDICTED ,NEVER BEEN TOLD ON I SEE WHY YALL DONT UNDERSTAND’
Boosie Badazz and Gabrielle Union are going at each other
Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz is always going to make time to defend his image. The hip-hop star has responded to comments fired his way from Hollywood actress Gabrielle Union over her son Zaya Wade.
Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz is always going to make time to defend his image. The hip-hop star has responded to comments fired his way from Hollywood actress Gabrielle Union over her son Zaya Wade.
Boosie Badazz responded to Gabrielle Union
Tensions initially sparked after Gabrielle snapped back at Boosie for his previous comments about Wade’s son transitioning into being identified as a female. Rather than stay mum, Badazz used her remarks as reason enough to speak up.
Boosie Badazz's life story is coming in his Cross The Tracks book
Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz is a true one of one. When it comes to his rapping style to his on-camera antics, it’s all about the Baton Rouge native’s ability to capture your attention. So of course his new Cross The Tracks: A Memoir should only continue to etch out his legacy in the rap game culture.
Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz is a true one of one. When it comes to his rapping style to his on-camera antics, it’s all about the Baton Rouge native’s ability to capture your attention. So of course his new Cross The Tracks: A Memoir should only continue to etch out his legacy in the rap game culture.
Boosie Badazz’s life story is coming in Cross The Tracks
The hip-hop heavyweight’s new release is slated to officially arrive next Tuesday (September 20) and come packed with tell-all stories including his time behind bars, his rise back to the top and everything in-between.
From one of rap’s most personal and evocative writers comes CROSS THE TRACKS: A Memoir(Gallery Books; September 20, 2022; Hardcover), a stirring memoir about how Boosie Badazz, one of the industry’s most controversial figures, was able to overcome insurmountable odds to make his music dreams a reality.
A Baton Rouge native who began rapping at age fourteen, Boosie Badazz was already a cult hero in Louisiana when, in 2009, he was sentenced to two years in prison. The next year, he was indicted on even more serious charges, eventually landing him on Death Row. Prosecutors played Boosie’s music in the courtroom in an attempt to paint him as a thug with no chance of redemption. However, against overwhelming odds and the backdrop of a social media campaign to #FreeBoosie, he was freed in March of 2014 with a rare second chance to make his music dreams come true.
In this evocative and compelling memoir, Boosie explores the relationship between his life on the streets with his ceaseless tear through the rap industry. From near-death experiences to a ruthless bout with kidney cancer to a life-threatening diabetes diagnosis, Boosie has overcome remarkable challenges to make a name for himself as one of rap’s most influential voices. A redemptive story with an urgent voice, CROSS THE TRACKS is the survival tale of a man who wasn’t sure he would live to see another day...but who rose from the ashes to change the rap industry forever.
TJ Boyce admits he went Scorsese mode w/ Boosie Badazz + Snowfall's De'Aundre Bonds in 'Can't Trust Nobody' (Exclusive)
There’s not many hip-hop artists able to pull off stunning cinematic visuals on their own the way TJ Boyce is doing it these days. Whether we’re talking about his Scarface and Trae Tha Truth-featured ‘Mr. Officer’ or his newly released ‘Can’t Trust Nobody’ visual, the Houston native takes his craft super serious.
There’s not many hip-hop artists able to pull off stunning cinematic visuals on their own the way TJ Boyce is doing it these days. Whether we’re talking about his Scarface and Trae Tha Truth-featured ‘Mr. Officer’ or his newly released ‘Can’t Trust Nobody’ visual, the Houston native takes his craft super serious.
It’s only right the Southern rap crooner pulls through for Attack The Culture’s faithful to dish on the brilliance behind his story and twist-driven must-see new music video - which features Boosie Badazz and ‘Snowfall’ star De’Aundre Bonds - plus his love for movies, respect for filmmakers like Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino plus a bunch more.
Check out some of our favorite quotes from TJ’s interview plus listen to the full conversation down, down, down below.
1. ‘Can’t Trust Nobody’ is a new level of masterpiece for Boyce
My first directing debut was with ‘Ghetto America.’ Then the next I came back with ‘Mr. Officer’ and I wanted to try something different, sort of Martin Scorsese style with the whole narrative thing and I think it’s dope. People are liking it and I really appreciate it.
This is definitely the highest quality visuals that’s out there. It’s part of my artistry. There’s a lot of big artists that are more famous or known than me right now but my thing is I just want to put out the best music, the best videos, the best content period. Sadly, we’re in a time where the quantity is the greatest it’s ever been and the quality is at the lowest it’s ever been. When I was a kid, I fell in love with just the music and visuals that spoke to me. I’m just trying to add my spin to that.
2. TJ has respect for some legendary filmmakers
I am definitely a big Tarantino fan. I like Spike Lee. I’m just a fan of the arts, period. Whether it be acting, directing, drawing, dancing - I’ve always been really into the arts and I’m inspired by the greats and I aspire to be one of the greats at some point. That’s what my goals are. I think that’s what it’s all about. Why not be great?
3. The independent hustle is real
Honestly, the thing is I want to do more. I’m an independent artist and these productions are very expensive. So we gotta roll them out and we’ve got to do the best we can but I’m really blessed - I’m working on a couple projects. I filmed my first feature film this past summer. It’s called Wonder London starring my daughter. She was actually in the film Antebellum, she played Janelle Monae’s daughter. So we just filmed a movie starring her, Vivica Fox, Tichina Arnold - I’m just continuing to create. I’ve got some great music on the way. I’m just grinding.
4. It only made sense to connect with the legendary Badazz
Me and Boosie have gone to some studio sessions together. We hooked up. We actually talked about doing a film together. I told him I’m totally open to it. I would love to do something that would be impactful for the culture. Boosie heard the ‘Can’t Trust Nobody’ record and felt like it was dope and he blessed it. I think he did his thing on there. I’m happy about it.
5. Boosie is a one of one
Boosie is controversial but I think he’s one of these guys that speaks his mind and he’s not really worried about what people think. I think it’s too much of that these days. We live in a different world now. There’s certain things we can’t say and do and it’s a different culture. I understand it but I also believe in being real. I definitely think Boosie is a real one. I think he’s perfect for this record because ‘Can’t Trust Nobody’ is definitely a real thing.
Need more TJ? Check out the full interview below to hear the Houston native speak on cracking into the Hollywood scene, 2022 plans and working relationship with the one and only Boosie Badazz.
Boosie Badazz Gets Last Laugh On Instagram
Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz is laughing all the way to Twitter after this week’s complete Instagram meltdown. Just hours after IG returned to normalcy, BB has joked about the Internet gods making things right.
Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz is laughing all the way to Twitter after this week’s complete Instagram meltdown. Just hours after IG returned to normalcy, BB has joked about the Internet gods making things right.
Boosie Badazz Gets Last Laugh On IG
BB hit up his Twitter page with some pure digital flames aimed at the social media powerhouse. Badazz acknowledged IG previously taking away his own accounts and cracking up at the service going down as a sign of online justice.
“THEY TOOK MY INSTAGRAM ND THEN EVERYTHING GOT SHUT DOWN!! #gods #annointed”
Offset Realizes He’s Addicted To Instagram
As a result of the online blackout on both Instagram and Facebook - both entities owned by billionaire Mark Zuckerberg, hip-hop artists jumped at the opportunity to acknowledge the situation.
The Migos’ Offset joked about realizing he was much more than a casual IG user.
“Damn I just noticed I’m addicted to Instagram”
Meek Mill’s Cracking Up At The Social Media Chaos
Maybach Music Group’s Meek Mill - who recently put out his new Expensive Pain studio album - even found himself joining in on the digital chatter. Meek - who is known for frequently disabling his own IG account - joked on Twitter about Monday’s social media disaster.
“Socials down? Crazy lol”
Mark Zuckerberg Loses Billions As A Result
The biggest loser of Monday’s outage might have easily been Mark Zuckerberg. Reports claim his net worth dropped by a few billion over the course of a few hours.
According to Bloomberg, Zuck's net worth dwindled by over $6 billion in a single day as the outages affected over a billion people worldwide. He's still the fifth-richest person on the planet though, with a reported $121.6 billion to his name. Forbes is reporting that Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's Chief Operating Officer, also saw a massive dip in her net worth, which was reduced to $1.9 billion. (Hot New Hip Hop)