BOOSIE BADAZZ ATTACKS YUNG BLEU'S SON OVER HIS AUTISM

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Boosie and his former artist Bleu fell out following his departure from his label, with the two unable to settle a contractual dispute.

But Boosie has now taken their beef to another level, mocking Yung Bleu’s son who has been diagnosed with autism.

In a social media rant, the controversial Baton Rouge rapper said: “N-GGA DONT GET MAD CAUSE YOU AINT BOOKED EVERY WEEKEND ACROSS THE COUNTRY LIKE YOUR CEO LOL DO U EVEN HAVE SHOWS?

“U STOP YOUR TOUR CAUSE U COULDNT SELL OUT THEATERS lol R DID I STOP YOUR TOUR .NOW YOU MAD CAUSE NOBODY WANT TO HEAR YOUR MUSIC ANYMORE.”

He added: “THEY WANT YOU TO PAY UP N DO WHATS RIGHT ?YOU MISERABLE. U DONT KNOW IF U WANNA BE A RAPPER , RNB,COUNTRY,R ROCK N ROLL ARTIST.”

Boosie then explicitly went after Bleu’s young son over his autism.

“U STOLE MY MONEY N WENT PUT DOWN ON YOUR FIRST HOME,” he wrote. “U SQUATTING SO WE COMING MOVE N NEXT WEEK SINCE YOU SQUATTING N MY OUR SHIT N YOU WANNA BRING UP KIDS REALLY.

“MAYBE MY KIDS CAN COME OVER N HELP YO RETARDED ASS SON COUNT TO FIVE . 1. 22222, 33333 , 4. 5555. GO WIPE ALL THAT DAM SLOB UP OFF THE FLOOR BEFORE YALL FALL DOWN N HURT YOURSELF.”

 

Yung Bleu opened up about his son having autism on “Live Forever,” a collaboration with Fridayy that appeared on his Jeremy album in April.

My eyes get weary/ My youngest son got autism so I’m learnin’ to listen more than I ever did/ I want you to know that you heaven sent, you might be better than me/ You see my soul clear if you look deep,” he rapped on the song.

Boosie Badazz has previously criticized people for making money off his issues with Bleu.

“bleuvandross CAN YOU HALLA AT @empire N YALL GET TOGETHER N PAY ME MY MONEY N GET THIS OVER WITH,” he wrote. “THEY WANT US TO KEEP HAVING TO GO TO COURT MY N-GGA.

“THEY PUTTING U DEEPER N THE WHOLE BY PAYING FOR YOUR ATTORNEY FEES . WHY THEY DONT WANNA PAY YOUR TAB N GET THIS NEGATIVITY OFF YOU ?THIS IS WHY BECAUSE THEY MAKE MORE MONEY WITH US BEEFING MY N-GGA.”

Yung Bleu signed to Bad Azz Music Syndicate in 2016 and released a string of projects on the label, but departed in 2019 after Boosie allowed him to sign elsewhere. Bleu signed a distribution deal with EMPIRE for his Vandross Music Group label in 2020.

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Pop Smoke's Alleged Killer Reportedly Released From Prison

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According to numerous online reports and social media activity, authorities reportedly released one of Pop Smoke's alleged killers from jail (specifically juvie) for what seems like his 21st birthday. Moreover, there isn't a lot of concrete information available about this supposed release at press time, other than this being the completion of the alleged killer's four-year sentence for pleading guilty to murder. This follows other developments in the New York drill rapper's murder case, such as an alleged eyewitness explaining how it all went down. That took place on social media, though, not in court. As such, there are still a lot of unanswered questions and doubts when it comes to this tragedy.

Furthermore, four years have passed since Pop Smoke died in a home invasion and robbery, and only one defendant remains in his case. Corey Walker is also the only adult defendant in this case, and the court delayed his trial due to an inability to settle a plea agreement with prosecutors. "Negotiations fell through, but there’s still a possibility we’ll come to an agreement," defense attorney Deion Benjamin told Rolling Stone. "A few things need to be ironed out. If they don’t get resolved, we’ll go to trial," for which jury selection would begin on August 6.

Pop Smoke's Alleged Killer Is Reportedly Free

However, this vague release definitely isn't the most odd or bizarre thing to emerge out of this Pop Smoke case. Some connected it to the death of rapper Sirtanky, and believe that the latter passed away as a move of retaliation for the murder of the former. In fact, the Los Angeles rapper washed up in a barrel on the shores of Malibu, a gruesome and disturbing end with unclear context behind it. Hopefully no further violence affects this whole situation.

Meanwhile, Pop Smoke continues to live on as a staple of contemporary New York hip-hop, falling alongside city legends that have also done a lot to rep for the city in their respective eras. Sadly, his time on this Earth was far too short for him to fully enjoy and realize his impact, potential, talents, and life. Hopefully this release is a sign of completed justice, and that folks involved have learned from their horrific actions. We'll see how else The Woo endures.

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