Since Boosie has been in prison, Webbie, Fox and Lil Trill have been doing 'Free Lil Boosie' shows and selling 'Free Lil Boosie' shirts but according to Boosie's mother, the only contact from the rap world she's received has been through Young Jezzy, Yo Gotti, Mi5led and Waka Flocka.

The fight apparently was a gangsta party as the "Anti-FukBoi Movement" was in affect as members of several Chicago gangs including The Vice Lords and  Latin Kings took part in the beatdown.

Peep the melee below and also check out Hip-Hop Wired's previous coverage of Yo Gotti dropping off stacks to Boosie's family after a show in Louisiana.

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Webbie connects with his homeboy Lil Phat for this sure to be strip club anthem.

Make sure you cop Webbie's Savage Life 3 dropping tomorrow.

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Louisiana rapper Webbie and Trill Entertainment have announced a release date for Webbie's new album.

Trill Ent. fans can expect the new Webbie release, Savage Life 3, on November 15th.

The album will be released independently through Fontana Distribution.

The album's first single and video "What's Happening" is already buzzing on the internet and radio station across the South.

Check out Webbie's "What's Happening" video below, and oh yeah, Free Boosie.

For the first time since being incarcerated, Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie was interviewed from behind prison walls.

Boosie spoke with XXLmag.com, and a gave the magazine/website a detailed description of his life behind bars.

“Some days I'm maintaining, but I'm missing my family and the life I had out there,” Boosie said. “My first seven months I was in population, but since June I've been on 23-hour lockdown.”

“They said they're trying to protect me because of who I am. They got people get stabbed here, killed here. Pretty rough people here. A lot of rats here, snitches.”

“[I'm here] 'cause of the songs I made, before I was indicted, about the police in Baton Rouge and what's going on here,” he continued.

“There's a lot with our record label, that the system don't like… They took my hard drive out of my house after I got arrested. I have albums for days in there. They still haven't returned it. They've had it for damn near a year now. I need that music.”

“I'm leaving Louisiana the first day I get out of prison,” Boosie said. “I'm a major target down here. I'll thank God for everything and get back to the money.”

Boosie has been in jail for a year, while waiting to go to trial on murder charges. Boosie could be facing the death penalty,

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Lil Boosie has been incarcerated for nearly a year, and troubles continue to mount for the 28-year-old Louisiana rapper.

While Boosie awaits his trial on murder charges, East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office is planning to sell the rapper's Louisiana home.

According to reports, Boosie, real name Torence I. Hatch, failed to pay $375,270.74 on January 20, 2011 to keep his home from being auctioned.

As a result, the home, located on Centurion Place in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, is scheduled to be auctioned off on June 29, 2011.

We'll assume all that money Boosie was tossing in this Youtube video dried up a long time ago, especially since his mother hit the web a few months ago to ask for support.

Boosie is facing the death penalty in his upcoming trial, and it can't get much worse than that.

Still, a picture of Boosie in his prison cell was released on the internet this weekend, and it appears that he's keeping his head (and jewelry) up.

Take a look:

Lasting roughly 2 minutes, the Baton Rouge, Louisiana MC plead not guilty as his lawyer Marcus Allen reiterated to local televison news WAFB,

"He's not guilty. I think he's absolutely not guilty. I think he meant what he said. He's absolutely not guilty. We're just going to prepare for his defense and get ready to address the charges."

With the murder case pending as well as drug charges, District Attorney Hillar Moore stated,

"I'd rather wait for the evidence to speak as to what happened. He's got several different cases, so it depends on which one you're talking about. He also has the introduction of the drugs into the prison and obviously, he's presumed innocent at this point."

As previously reported, the 27-year-old rapper and two men, Michael Louding and Adrian Pittman, who were also charged with first degree murder, fired shots into Terry Boyd's home killing him and allegedly were in possession of ecstasy, codeine and marijuana.

Boosie, whose real name is Torrence Hatch, could face the death penalty if convicted and is due back in court in October.

According to CBS News affiliate WAFB, the grand jury handed down the charges for Boosie, whose real name is Torrance Hatch, for his alleged role in the murder of Terry Boyd.

According to police,  Boosie and two men, Michael Louding and Adrian Pittman, who were also charged with first degree murder, fired shots into Boyd's home and allegedly was in possession of ecstasy, codeine and marijuana.

All three men were charged with conspiracy for their part in the act, police say.

A district attorney said the death penalty was not out of the question.

Below are the charges that Lil Boosie faces according to court records:

TORRENCE HATCH, A/K/A "LIL BOOSIE" 27, 1132 POMPEY

Status: already incarcerated at Dixon Correctional Institute

1st Degree Murder of Terry Boyd, 35, shot to death inside his residence at 16837 Vermillion Drive on 10/21/09. The shots were fired from outside home through a window.

3 counts PWITD Narcotics (Schedule II-Codeine, Schedule I-Ecstacy and Schedule I-Marijuana)

3 counts Conspiracy to commit PWITD Narcotics

2 counts Conspiracy to Introduce Contraband into a Penal Institution  

Boosie, who is currently incarcerated after a judge order him to serve time for probation violation, has also been indicted for conspiring with a girlfriend, another inmate and a former correctional officer of smuggling in synthetic marijuana, marijuana pills and codeine into the prison.

In addition to Lil' Boosie, Pittman, and Louding, District Attorneys also state that Jared Williams, Kendrick Johnson, Johnathan Rogers and Ryan “Sneaks” Carroll have all been charged with first degree murders.

Carroll and Rogers are both minors, but will be charged as adults. 

Lil Boosie is already incarcerated at Dixon Correctional Institute. 

Monday (March 8), a judge ruled that due to prosecutors lack of action to try the pair on the charges of attempted second-degree murder, armed robbery and illegal use of weapons; all charges were dismissed allowing the two execs to avoid facing a mandatory sentence.

Vernell and Roach were charged with attempted-second degree murder after allegedly shooting local rapper Bruce “Beelow” Moore on July 4, 2005 in front of his store, Shop Smart Music and Fashion.

According to sources, Beelow was shot because his store was allegedly bootlegging music by artists on the Trill label, including Baton Rogue rapper Lil Boosie.

Since May of 2008, both men have been free on $350,000 bond and under house arrest from 7PM - 7AM.

Beelow, who returned fire in the altercation, survived the shooting. Prosecutors are expected to appeal the ruling.