Boosie wasn’t having it and went to his Instagram to shut down rumors that he had anything to do with a beat down of George Zimmerman at a local Walmart.
Boosie Badazz has been working hard ever since he was released from prison two years ago. He's been touring all over the place, has a new brand of liquor out, and is working on a fragrance. Boosie stopped by The Breakfast Club this morning to chat about everything he's been up to...
During his first performance in New York City this week, Boosie Badazz was onstage for no more than 90 seconds. After he vomited and quickly vacated the premises, many fans pondered as to why he was so sick and the rapper is coming clean with the truth.
Snootie Wild opens up about lessons learned in the streets and during his time in prison, shares advice from Boosie Badazz and discusses his new mixtape, 'Ain't No Stoppin Me.'
Well, this isn't an ideal way to kick off your first show in the Big Apple. Last night (May 26), Boosie Badazz touched down at Webster Hall in New York City to perform songs off his new album, 'Touch Down 2 Cause Hell,' but apparently the rapper became ill and began vomiting onstage.
Boosie Badazz is a good dad and he wants his fans to realize that he wouldn't go to ridiculous lengths for social media just to prove he's in his children's life. Critics are accusing the rapper of photoshopping an image of himself and his son, so the rapper has decided to let a video do the talking for him.
Although he's been in the game for 24 years, E-40 is still chasing the dough. The veteran rapper enlists Boosie Badazz for his new braggadocio song, 'Money Sack.'
As 2 Chainz prepares for the release of his 'Freebase' mixtape next month, the Georgia native debuts a new track off the effort featuring Lil Boosie, 'Wuda Cuda Shuda.'
The streets gotta eat and Lil Boosie feeds them with his new single, 'Heart of a Lion.' The Bad Azz rapper is on the prowl and is ready to conquer the rap game with his boisterous new song.
Rapper Lil Boosie is officially back! The New Orleans rhymer dropped a new video for 'Show the World,' his first visual since his release from prison in March.