If you’ve been overwhelmed with the amount of Boosie Badazz-related content you’ve been receiving lately across social media, then too bad. The rapper’s reality show Badazz Bossie is on the way, and he describes it as the best one anyone has ever seen. He told VladTV that audiences will “cry laughing,” even though he may have lost a few advertisers due to his controversial remarks about Dwyane Wade’s transgender daughter, Zaya Wade.

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Badazz Boosie is produced by The FUBU Network and HotNewHipHop, but prior to inking that deal, Bossie Badazz said that he was pitched an idea for a dating show that would have been much like Flavor of Love. He said there have been a few networks who have reached out, including We TV who produces series’ like Growing Up Hip Hop and Waka & Tammy: What The Flocka, but he’s “just focused on the reality show [he] has right now.”

While he seems to be lasered in on Badazz Boosie, the future is an open field of possibilities. “I can’t say what I’m gonna do, money talks,” Boosie said. “If I’m gon’ take it, they gon’ make a whole bunch of f*ckin’ money [laughs].” However, because the networks have been pitching the dating show idea, he claimed that he wouldn’t have ownership in it. “In my reality show, I got ownership,” he said. “If you ain’t giving me ownership, you gotta give me a lotta money.” Watch Boosie Badazz talk about his reality television career below.

You already know that our upcoming reality show with Boosie Badazz is going to be must-see television. The legendary rapper has been in the game for a minute and, over the last ten years, fans have been begging him to bring his larger-than-life personality to the small screen. Finally, thanks to a partnership between the For Us By Us Network and HotNewHipHop, it’s on the way. Set to premiere in Spring 2020, Badazz Boosie kicks off a new slate of original programming for us. The show will center on the rapper’s home life with his kids and in the latest trailer, he gives us a quick tour of his “freak room.”

Bored during his self-quarantine, Boosie Badazz told us that he’s been hiding out in his secret room when his kids start acting up. The space has a trap door and, when you open it, tons of goodies are uncovered. 

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Equipped with old-school electronics to play discs and DVDs, Boosie was most excited to show us his furniture. “I got the dick-ridin’ chair here,” said the rapper, motioning to his seat and giving guidelines on how he prefers to use it. He goes on to flex his Versace bed, a money counter, and a spot where he often attaches a stripper pole for the ladies entertaining him. 

During regular times, he uses the room as his sex-crazed hideout but, these days, it’s more of a quarantine chill-spot. Watch the exclusive clip below.

It’s been ten years in the making but, finally, Boosie Badazz is getting his own reality television series and we’re excited to be able to host it at HotNewHipHop. The Baton Rouge legend is a well-known commodity for his ridiculous antics and his street-savvy bars, but he’s also proven himself to be one of rap’s most eligible bachelors. Boosie has been shooting his shot at Rihanna for the last couple of years, pleading with the pop star to give him a chance but, after he heard of the latest rumours that she’s been seeing A$AP Rocky, he’s ready to back off a little bit.

In one of the latest trailers for Badazz Boosie, the rapper’s reality series premiering this Spring, Boo details just how down he’s been about his revelation that he may never get with Rihanna.

“I heard Rihanna off the market right now. I just pulled up some stuff on Instagram and they say she messing with A$AP Rocky,” said Boosie Badazz while cooking up a meal in the kitchen. “I’ma bag off, I’ma bag off because I rock with A$AP Rocky. That’s my dawg. That’s my lil dawg.”

Boosie goes on to explain how much of a catch he is, explaining that he takes care of his kids, is a lovable person, and he’s “on his shit.” Will his countless pursuit of Rihanna ever pay off?

Badazz Boosie premieres soon HotNewHipHop’s brand new partnership with the For Us By Us Network.

For the last ten years, people have been begging Baton Rouge legend Boosie Badazz to release his own reality show and, thanks to a partnership between HotNewHipHop and the For Us By Us Network, it’s officially on the way. We broke the news earlier today, releasing the super trailer for the first season of Badazz Boosie, which shows the rapper and his family going about their regular lives. The show is set to centre around Boosie’s family, which he introduces us to in the trailer. Hilariously though, he calls on one famous woman to join the clan and his kids are fully on board.

“My kids, I think they tryna find me a woman,” says Boosie Badazz in the trailer. “You know who I want. The whole world knows who I want. She wants me too, it’s just a matter of time. Rihanna, you know you want me.”

This is not the first time Boosie Badazz has flirted with the pop star in public. He has famously been using his social media pages to shoot his shot for the last three years.

Rocking his pink Versace bathrobe, Boosie went on to remove his slippers to show off his toes, strangely using them as proof that Rihanna wants his “black chocolate.” 

“Yo Rihanna, you can come see my daddy,” says one of the rapper’s sons. “Yeah, he needs somebody in his life,” adds another. After this, Boosie goes on to shake his hips, attempting to show Rihanna that he has them “rude bwoy” moves.

This is probably his best shot yet. Do you think it’ll work? For more information on the show, check out our announcement here and watch the trailer below.

HotNewHipHop has joined forces with The For Us By Us Network for an upcoming video series centered around the day-to-day life of Boosie Badazz, formerly known as Lil Boosie.

Founded by Roberto “Rush” Evans, Jay Alexander Martin, Terence Greene and Datu Faison, The For Us By Us Network was formed with a vision to develop quality content around topics, people and trends that are related to hip hop lifestyle and culture. Rush, already a successful producer having worked at several major companies including the Love & Hip Hop franchise, MonaMi Ent, Saturday Night Live Broadway Video and more, sought to bring the same production value with positive story narratives to a digital audience.

With a full partnership with HNHH, and other media partners Verizon and Comcast, The For Us By Us Network is set to launch a slate of culturally relevant digital programming. “I’m thrilled to partner with a media company that is so authentic to hip hop and has the same passion we do for content and stories that shape our culture” says Rush.

Saro D, founder of Urbanlinx Media, which owns HotNewHipHop, is excited about the new partnership with For Us By Us. “I believe that, through this partnership, we will be able to expand on our wide-ranging content offering geared towards our loyal fan-base,” says Saro. “With the rise of video-streaming services, we believe that this move will place us in a strong position for the future. It additionally presents a fresh opportunity for our advertising partners.”

The first series slated under the partnership is “Badazz Boosie”, starring rap icon Boosie Badazz. Produced by Boosie, Rush, Sasha Delvalle and Brian Jones, and set at Boosie’s estate in Atlanta, the show will give fans a behind the scenes look at his eccentric personality and day to day family life. Other shows in development are “Lamar & Sabrina,” chronicling the next chapter for former LA Lakers superstar Lamar Odom & fiancé Sabrina Parr, and “Kitty Bandzz,” showcasing the rise of reality star Chinese Kitty on her road to becoming the next Queen of Rap.