Boosie Badazz… a snitch? I highly doubt that. That just seems to go against everything in his genetic makeup. 

A new video interview that Boosie Badazz did with RealLyfe Street Starz has gone viral because of one comment that the rapper made, which sounds like he’s exposing DJ Khaled as a drug dealer. However, his words were very likely misconstrued or misunderstood.

When he was asked about the craziest thing he ever bought when he was on the come-up, Boosie Badazz said that he bought some cheap coke to flip.

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“I was on tour one time and bought two keys of coke off Khaled,” says the rapper. But wait… It’s very possible that that isn’t what actually came out of his mouth. People are arguing online because, in reality, Boosie may have actually said the following: “I was on tour one time and bought two keys of coke out of Cali.”

Once again, what he’s actually saying is up for debate but, judging from his past actions, we highly doubt that Boosie would ever throw somebody under the bus for hustling and selling him coke. That just doesn’t match his character. Even when he was facing the death penalty, he never folded so why would he now…

Watch the video below and see for yourself.

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One of the most eccentric characters in the rap game,Boosie Badazz is equal parts menacing and hilarious. The man will break your jaw as soon as he makes you cry with laughter. A Baton Rouge legend, Boosie successfully beat his charges after being on death row for multiple years. When he was locked up though, he wasn’t messing around.

Gucci Mane spoke about how he changed his life in prison, learning to eat healthy, work out, and read books. Boosie Badazz was on no similar tip. In fact, street life followed him right into general pop.

Speaking with VladTV about his prison experience, Boosie revealed that he was the king of his unit, running things and even becoming everyone’s go-to drug dealer.

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We all know that drugs get smuggled into prisons every day. Apparently, Boosie was the brains behind the operation where he was locked up.

“I didn’t come to prison to do the right thing. I came to prison to violate,” said Boosie in the interview. “I still gotta feed my family on the outside so I basically was a drug dealer in prison. I gotta keep it real. I was a drug dealer. Weed, coke, codeine, ecstasy pills, mojo. I got it in, Vlad. I had to feed my family.”

He wouldn’t go so far as to reveal how he smuggled drugs into the prison because, you know, that would be pretty incriminating. 

Is anybody surprised that Boosie was still running things in the box?

El Chapo is known to be one of the most ruthless drug kingpins the world has ever seen. He is currently serving jail time although his influence and menacing presence are still felt in his native Mexico. Despite this, it looks like his daughter, Alejandrina Guzman, is doing her best to help out the people of Mexico during the Coronavirus crisis.

As of right now, cases are starting to skyrocket in the country and people are dying at an alarming rate. In order to create some relief, Guzman has begun putting together aid packages called “Chapo’s Provisions.” The packages even have El Chapo’s face on them and inside, people can find medical masks, food, hand soap, and some other goods that will keep them safe during this trying time.

Needless to say, anyone can do a good deed during these uncertain times and it appears as though Guzman is about to save lives while also bringing some smiles to people’s faces. Numerous celebrities have been contributing some relief efforts of their own and these initiatives have certainly gone a long way.

Perhaps Guzman will inspire other people in Mexico to come through with their own relief initiatives. At this point, every little bit helps.

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21-year-old Louisiana native JayDaYoungan has been rising in the rap ranks for the last year and a bit, releasing his debut studio album Misunderstood late last year. The budding star has a troubling legal history but his time in the streets has forced him to smarten up when it comes to the shotty activity he raps about in his music. 

Uploading a video to Instagram this week, JayDaYoungan proved that he has street smarts, calling out a drug dealer for allegedly trying to sell him fake Percocet, beating him up on camera.

“You sold me fake Perc, bitch!” says the rapper, mounting the man and throwing punches left and right. Jay is surrounded by his homies but he is the only person getting physical, teaching the man a lesson and showing him to never try and sell him fake pills again.

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The video does not have a caption and fans are unable to leave comments. However, it’s pretty clear that the 21-year-old is mad about fake Percs. 

When the video was initially uploaded, JayDaYoungan supposedly had the following caption: “RIP @macmiller & @juicewrld999.”

Both Mac Miller and Juice WRLD died of drug overdoses, which could be confirming the reason why Jay was throwing punches.

Watch the clip below.

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Patrick Beverley has consistently been one of the most talked-about defenders in the NBA over the last couple of years. He is a constant thorn in the side of opposing players and while he does have some off nights, he remains a key piece of the Los Angeles Clippers puzzle. With this in mind, it shouldn’t be surprising that Beverley has a bit of reputation when it comes to his playing style. Beverley has been very open about the way he plays and doesn’t seem to think twice about speaking his mind.

In a recent report from Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPN, Beverley spoke about why he plays the way he does and what he would be doing if it weren’t for basketball. At one point, Beverley even joked that he would probably be an elite drug dealer.

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“Mouths need to be fed, you know?” Beverley said. “Coming from where I come from, I didn’t have the luxury of having a trust fund. Or money from generations. Or the luxury of hoppin’ into the family business, you know? It’s either hoop or you sell dope. I probably would’ve been the best drug dealer in the world.”

Luckily for Beverley, things never got to that point and now, he’s thriving in the NBA. In fact, Beverley and the Clippers are frontrunners for the NBA title. A championship win would certainly make Beverley’s grind all that more worth it.

FreewayRick Rossis a legend, not just in the rap game, but in American history. A notorious drug kingpin in the 80s, he was sentenced to life in prison but later appealed to have a shorter sentence and was later released in 2009. He’s a reformed drug dealer, working towards trying to reverse some of the effects that he had during his reign but his identity as a drug dealer inspired several rappers in hip-hop including Rick Ross.

Now, we all know that Freeway Rick Ross isn’t a fan of Rick Ross but the former drug dealer recounted when he first found out about the rapper using his name. He was in jail at the time and got on the phone with Rozay before inviting him to come to discuss their issues at the prison. According to Freeway Rick Ross, Rozay changed his number immediately after and never pulled up for their “friendly conversation.”

“Rick Ross used my whole name, you know, and he probably gained the most stardom out of anybody,” he explained on The Mike & Donny Show. “[Rick Ross] goes on and telling people that he’s never heard of me.”

After explaining that Rick Ross (the rapper) claimed that he got the name from being a football player, Freeway Rick Ross added, “It just make you feel like, ‘what’s with this guy? Why can’t this guy just come out and say, you know, what I am and what I do.’ And then, the way he raps, too, he raps about selling drugs and he never sold drugs. He was a correctional officer, had a credit card in high school, you know? Come from one of those great backgrounds went to college and couldn’t read and write. I’m like, why do you make a mockery of what normal people go through? It’s almost like making a mockery of it.”

Peep the clip below.