Yung Joc Advises People Not to Act Like Boosie When Getting Pulled Over By Cops (Part 5)
September 24, 2022
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In this clip, Yung Joc reacted to Boosie getting pulled over multiple times, and in the latest incident, Boosie performed two of his songs and offered the officer double his pay to come work for him. Yung Joc explained that every situation with the police is different, and he warned people against doing the same things as Boosie. He added that Boosie knew he didn’t have any warrants and wasn’t doing anything wrong, and Yung Joc added that Boosie is likely being profiled in the area where he lives. Yung Joc added that he’s been through similar things with the police, and he explained how his lawyer pointed out the profiling in court. From there, Yung Joc spoke about working with Boosie on “Zoom,” his break-out single, and Joc added that Boosie gave him his flowers at a recent concert. Joc also spoke about both Black and white officers recognizing him after pulling him over, including a group of white officers in Mississippi.
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