Boosie on Pleading Guilty to Gun Case, NBA YoungBoy, Diddy, Cassie, Kanye, Fat Joe (Full Interview)
September 16, 2025
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Boosie discussed his acceptance of a plea deal for a federal gun case, which he has been fighting for three years. The case initially started as a state charge but was picked up by the feds. Boosie mentioned a Supreme Court ruling that went against him, leading to the plea. He expressed trust in God and hoped for a fair judge. He shared his experiences with Kanye West and Diddy, criticizing Diddy for his legal troubles with Cassie, which Boosie believes were motivated by extortion. Boosie also mentioned a car accident caused by a friend and his refusal to wear seat belts. The conversation covered various topics, including Robert Downey Jr.'s role in "Tropic Thunder," Shannon Sharpe's $23 million settlement with an OnlyFans model, and the implications of lawsuits involving celebrities like Tyler Perry and Gilbert Arenas. They discussed the impact of social media on public perception, the potential criminalization of private gambling, and the cultural significance of Tyler Perry's audience. The discussion also touched on Nicki Minaj's recent controversies, and the challenges of parenting. Vlad and Boosie conclude with a discussion on dating preferences and body types.
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