

E280 Boosie Badazz
Jun 8, 2020
Boosie Badazz, a dynamic musician from Baton Rouge, shares his incredible journey through hardship and success. He discusses the stark differences between life in Baton Rouge and Atlanta, emphasizing community empowerment and the need for economic independence. Boosie reflects on his past experiences with incarceration and how they've shaped his work ethic. The conversation also humorously tackles modern rap culture, authenticity, and the complexities of love in today's world, while highlighting music’s role as a storytelling medium in marginalized communities.
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Angola Prison Rodeo
- Theo Von and Boosie Badazz discuss Boosie's time in Angola prison, including his experience at the prison rodeo.
- Boosie recalls watching inmates compete for money in dangerous events and enjoying the presence of women spectators.
Life in Angola
- Boosie describes his time in Angola, initially on death row in solitary confinement.
- After his murder charge was dropped, he chose general population, enjoying contact visits and special treatment from the warden.
Authenticity on Social Media
- Theo Von praises Boosie's authentic social media presence, contrasting it with the curated image of other celebrities.
- Boosie explains his approach is simply being himself, offering a glimpse into his personality beyond the "Boosie Badazz" persona.