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Boosie discussed his acquaintance with late rapper Soulja Slim and expressed strong opinions about Terrance "Gangsta" Williams discussing Soulja Slim's murder. Boosie, who shared the stage with Slim in various shows from 2000 to 2003, reminisced about their time together and the respect Slim commanded in Louisiana and beyond. Soulja Slim, whose song "Slow Motion" became a posthumous hit for Juvenile, was on the brink of nationwide stardom before his untimely death. When the conversation shifted to Williams' detailed account of events leading to Slim's death, Boosie criticized Williams for speaking on such sensitive matters. According to Boosie, discussing these incidents publicly disrespects Slim's family and legacy. He stressed the importance of respecting the dead and advised against airing such stories, implying that Williams should refrain from these discussions.
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