Boosie Badazz

The Baton Rouge rapper's impromptu D.C. show arrived while he fights to recover $600,000 he says he paid for a Trump pardon that never came.

Boosie attended Game 2 of the WNBA semifinals between the Atlanta Dream and the New York Liberty.

The rapper has alleged that the lobbyists told him they could help secure a pardon from Donald Trump.

"My story wasn't told fully," Boosie wrote in a post on social media following the premiere of the '60 Minutes' episode.

His comments come after the release of VladTV's latest interview with Charleston White, during which the Baton Rouge rapper is referenced.

Boosie thinks that Rod Wave is playing victim in their long-standing feud over a sample.

The Boosie Network will have two subscription tiers.

Boosie wrote that he couldn't believe his eyes.

Boosie, who has a history of transphobia and homophobia, felt the need to weigh in on the debate over trans women in sports.

The Baton Rouge rapper previously said he paid lobbyists $600,000 in an effort to have his federal conviction overturned.

Boosie Badazz previously called the assault allegations "a money grab."

The rapper claimed he received an email in regards to a potential pardon, which mentioned Erika Kirk, Laura Loomer and other political figures.

Boosie claims a contract he signed stipulated a refund of $300,000 should the pardon push prove fruitless.

On this track, Boosie makes a passing remark about recently dismissed paternity claims against Jay.

A judge has been asked to consider revoking the rapper’s supervised release following his alleged involvement in the assault of a nightclub security guard in Texas.

The rapper responded to a curious prospective attendee, flxing that he tried to be respectful after his past disparaging remarks toward LGBTQ+ people.

The rapper was charged for aggravated assault for a deadly weapon stemming from an alleged incident last month.