Vlad Tells DJ Akademiks: I Apologize to Boosie if He Thinks I Called Him Broke (Part 4)
April 30, 2026
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In a recent discussion on DJ Akademiks' platform, Vlad issued an apology to Boosie Badazz over comments that some perceived as implying Boosie was broke. Vlad clarified he never intended to insult Boosie’s financial status, emphasizing Boosie earns substantial income through shows and owns valuable assets. Vlad explained his remarks were motivated by concern, urging Boosie to diversify his wealth through investments, particularly in stocks—a practice Vlad says has benefited him personally.
Sharing a story about showing Boosie his own stock portfolio, Vlad stressed the importance of financial literacy and long-term wealth building. He referenced conversations with other artists like Lil Bibby to encourage smarter money management beyond relying solely on performance income. Vlad also defended his stance against the popular notion that buying undeveloped land is a sound investment, advocating instead for stock portfolios to generate generational wealth.
DJ Akademiks chimed in, suggesting Vlad's advice may have been misunderstood as condescending, highlighting the sensitivity involved in discussing money among peers. Nonetheless, Vlad reiterated his intention was to support, not belittle, Boosie and others.
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