12 Things We Learned From Boosie On The Breakfast Club
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1. Name Change
Boosie changed his name from Lil Boosie to Boosie Badazz because he feels his reputation is too big for him to be referred to as “Lil.”
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2. Diabetes
He’s currently fighting diabetes. He has a personal trainer to help him get his health game back up.
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3. Cancer
To beat cancer doctors had to remove 80% of his kidney.
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4. Money Talks
When Boosie went to a Houston cancer center for surgery he was told to come back in 3 months when he tried to write them a check. After he told him he had $96,000 in cash they let him know they’d be ready for surgery in 6 days.
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5. Living Space
During his rap career rappers such as Jeezy used to ask him why he’s still living in Baton Rouge but it wasn’t until Boosie ended up in prison that Boosie realized it may be time for a change of location.
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6. Kodak Black
Speaking of change of location, he says he told Kodak Black to move to Atlanta because he was getting into too much trouble in Florida.
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7. Gucci Mane
Boosie says he ain’t never said Gucci Mane was a clone and he hasn’t even seen him since he got out.
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8. Police Abuse
He feels police abuse against the Black community is going to get worse simply because officers aren’t being held accountable for their actions.
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9. Kids
Boosie has eight kids and he’s trying to make two more. Apparently he even has frozen sperm stashed somewhere. He feels kids help keep him grinding.
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10. New York Strip
He’s not a fan of the New York strip club scene due to the use of too much clothing. He wants to see a woman bare it all.
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11. Kevin Gates
As far as his “beef” with Kevin Gates, Boosie chalks it up to something that went down between his crew and Gate’s DJ. It didn’t have anything to do with the two men personally.
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12. Beef Free
Boosie says he’s not built for rap beef saying he didn’t come up as a battle rapper. He feels there’s too much money going around for anyone to get into rap beefs.
