Boosie Thinks a Rapper will Dig Up His Opp's Corpse & Film a Music Video in the Future (Part 31)
March 20, 2025
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In a candid interview with Boosie Badazz on VladTV, host Vlad predicted an unsettling future trend in the rap industry. The conversation centered around the constant need for rappers to outdo each other. Vlad speculated that one day a rapper might actually dig up a deceased rival's corpse and use it as a prop in a music video. While this may sound extreme, both Vlad and Boosie reflected on how the boundary-pushing nature of rap beefs has evolved, citing how references to deceased enemies have already been made in lyrics. Boosie, initially taken aback, eventually agreed with Vlad's prediction, highlighting the increasing extremes some individuals might go to for virality. Vlad noted that major rappers have already rapped about the idea and suggested it would take only one particularly reckless person to make it a reality. Despite the dark humor interspersed throughout the conversation, both Vlad and Boosie expressed hope that this grim forecast remains hypothetical.
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