Shadowing Practice: Vlad Responds to Boosie's Threat & Shows Boosie's Snitch Paperwork - Learn English Speaking with Video

Alright, here we go!

This is Vlad the Butcher!

I thought I was gonna get a few days off after the whole Aries thing, but every time I try to get out, they pull me back in.

They pull me back in!

And now we have to start talking about the boosting situation.

So, on Monday, I dropped the interview with Jack Berkman and Jacob Wall.

Now these are the two DC lobbyists

that were accused by Boosie of scamming him for $600 ,000 for a pardon from Donald Trump that never came.

Now look, I know the optics of this is crazy.

These guys took $600 ,000 from Boosie and then go to the place where Boosie used to get $25 ,000.

Shout out to academics for pointing that out.

I know the optics of this is crazy.

But if you think that hip -hop is ruthless, if you think hip -hop is ruthless, politics is on a whole different level.

And Boosie found this out the hard way.

By the way, Jacob Wall in the interview said that Boosie got pulled over by a cop

and tried to bribe him with a black prostitute.

He actually said that.

If anybody has this footage, the first person to send me this footage, I got a thousand dollars for you.

I have to see this.

I have to see this footage if it's actually true.

There were also situations where, for example, he was pulled over, presumably, on some kind of traffic stop,

and he's offering black prostitutes to the officer on the side of the road and saying, I'll hook you up with my...

I don't even want to...

I can't even really quote him.

It's kind of wild.

Yeah, it's just...

And he was basically engaged in public conduct that would make it very tough for the president, I think.

Now, Boosie has been accusing these guys for months for scamming him out of $600 ,000.

He was on social media, he was on Twitter, he was on Instagram,

and ultimately, this culminated in a 60 Minutes interview where he got interviewed with these two guys.

Now, Boosie has been talking about this for months.

He has been talking about getting ripped off by these guys, that they took him for $600 ,000, They owe him $300 ,000.

They're not returning his calls.

He never got a pardon.

And all this noise on the internet ultimately led to a 60 minutes interview.

Now, he was interviewed during a segment about people trying to buy pardons.

He was interviewed along with a few other people.

Now, the other people that were interviewed were the two guys that he accused of scamming him.

So, you kind of got to hear both sides.

But after the interview, these guys reached out to me

and said they want to come to Vlad TV to talk about the accusations of Boosie.

Now, is that a coincidence they're coming to Vlad TV?

No, of course it isn't.

They know that Boosie has been on Vlad TV more than any other platform.

They probably heard about her falling out.

So listen, they're doing what they do and they came to Vlad TV.

Now, let me give you guys some full transparency here.

Something that hasn't been mentioned by Boosie.

As these guys were actually in the studio, I hit up Boosie.

I sent him a text message.

I tried to call him.

And I told him, look, the two guys that you're accusing of scamming you, they're about to be here in front of me.

So send me some questions if you want.

I know you have a lawsuit or whatever else.

Whatever questions you want to send me, let me know.

And I will ask them because they're probably not taking your phone calls anymore.

Do you know what Boosie did?

Ignore my calls.

Never hit me back.

That's on Boosie.

But I'm letting you know that I had no animosity towards Boosie going into this situation.

60 Minutes is like the biggest news show on television ever, probably in the world.

So if you're going to be on 60 Minutes

and these other guys you're beefing with are also on 60 Minutes

and one side wants to come to Vlad TV for free, by the way, for free, something you don't do, they come to Vlad TV and want to tell their side of the story,

of course I'm going to say yes because I want to hear both sides of the story.

You can come to VladTV and tell your side of the story also.

I'm not going to pay you anything for it, but if you want to come, come on through.

I heard you're doing interviews for free these days.

You just did one with a lawyer, I believe.

We'll talk about that later. So they're here.

Boosie doesn't want to have anything to do with it, and we start the conversation.

Now, let's be fully clear here.

I was not on either person's side, and leading up to the interview, And if you watch the full interview that's out right now for the members,

these guys were grilled by me by a lot of stuff that I did not agree with.

For example, they were convicted, not charged, but actually convicted of doing robocalls to black communities where they told them,

do not vote by mail.

The man will get your information.

They actually used the word the man.

You will be arrested.

You will be audited.

You will be forced to take the vaccine.

These guys were sending voter suppression robocalls to large black communities.

And ultimately, they went to court.

They were found guilty.

They have felonies on their record.

And they had to pay something like $6 million in fines.

Okay.

The other one, the younger one, he was also convicted of securities fraud.

We talk about all that.

So I'm not just praising these guys and trying to tear Boosie down.

I'm showing both sides.

Okay.

So the interview starts and as we're getting to the first part of the interview, they mentioned that Boosie did not sign a contract.

It was his choice, not ours.

We gave him a contract.

He chose not to sign and execute that contract.

That's his choice, not ours.

He paid us.

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So of course, we're legitimate.

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It's an oral contract.

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He paid us.

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So yes, we're moving forward.

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We're doing work.

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I said, wait, wait, what do you mean?

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What do you mean he didn't sign a contract?

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Because he kept saying, I got this contract.

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There's a $300 ,000 clause that I'll get my money back.

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Either you, you got to be a business woman or a businessman.

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And you can't be ignorant to understand this

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if you give some government liabilities a substantial amount of money they sign a contract

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and they don't abide by that contract they get sued this is business

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same thing with a record record contract

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if you give somebody five albums they owe you three million

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and they don't return it or give it to you they get sued this is business

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they said he did not sign the contract i even got on the phone with one of the guys afterwards

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because I was looking through the 60 minutes footage

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and it looked like they were putting up what looked like a contract from them stating $300 ,000.

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We'll actually show that.

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And I said, look, it seems like he signed a $300 ,000 contract in terms of getting the money back

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if you guys weren't able to successfully get him a pardon.

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And this is what he said, and it's their actual legal paperwork that states this.

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Boosie did not have a counter signature to this contract.

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Boosie's own lawyer sent that contract to them for them to countersign.

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And they never countersigned.

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Look, I understand that most people don't have to deal with contracts.

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And when they sign a contract, they sign it and then they're done, right?

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Like your T -Mobile contract or something like that.

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But when it comes to business contracts, both people have to sign or else you don't have a contract.

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Let me say this again.

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Then, both people have to sign or you don't have a contract.

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When you only have one signature on a contract, you don't have a contract, you have a wishlist.

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Boosie sent these guys a wishlist.

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He might as well send the same wishlist to Santa Claus.

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He'll get about as much traction from Santa Claus as he will to these guys.

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You don't have a contract.

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In fact, Boosie, I'll tell you this.

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Because you have been on the internet talking about this contract multiple times with this lawyer interview you just did, by the way, for free.

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By the way, for free.

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I know she's not paying for that interview.

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You talked about this contract.

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You were on your own live talking about this contract.

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Let's go ahead and play a few clips of you talking about this contract, okay?

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I told him to send me, I needed a contract.

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um they sent the contract and uh that's

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when i said i signed it and that's

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when i sent the money that's when i sent the money

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and the agreement was

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that you would get potentially right you're not paying for it

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you just thought this is yeah petitioning for a part

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and they said i would get 300 000 back

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if they didn't secure the part okay

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and i asked them why i couldn't get 600 we went

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we went two days with this i'm letting them know i want all of it back

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but they were saying they had to pay this person they

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had to pay this person they had to do this they

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had to take money here they had they had all this stuff

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so i was like i'm not sending unless we put something on the contract where i get my money back

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and they said we can can we do 300 000

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and i was like yeah that's cool you have filed a lawsuit claiming

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that there is a contract but look what you said in your own tweet.

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You said, them motherfuckers just went on Vlad and lied.

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They know what the contract says and who didn't sign it.

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Are you saying that you didn't sign it?

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Or are you saying they didn't sign it?

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Because it seems like you're saying they didn't sign it.

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So they didn't sign it.

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You never had a contract.

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You had a wish list.

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I wish you guys would give me $300 ,000 back if this doesn't work out.

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but it's an unsigned contract.

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They even told me there's a DocuSign that just died on the vine because it never got countersigned.

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You don't have a signed contract.

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I'll tell you this, Boosie.

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I'll tell you this, okay?

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If you could show me a contract that's signed by both parties and they confirm,

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oh, yes, in fact, we did sign this contract that says that Boosie gets $300 ,000 back, I will give you $35 ,000 for the next interview.

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Okay, this whole beef with me and you started because you wanted $35 ,000 and I told you I'm going to make zero.

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I'll give you that $35 ,000 and do that interview

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if you could show me an actual real contract signed by both people.

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Now, why do I think, and this is just my opinion,

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why do I think that Boosie gave these guys $600 ,000 with no contract?

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Just a handshake deal.

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And by the way, they're not denying the $600 ,000.

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They're not denying that they were trying to give Boosie a pardon.

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They didn't deny any of this.

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But why do I think that Boosie gave him $600 ,000 with no contract?

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Which sounds crazy, right?

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It sounds insane.

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Here is my theory.

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Boosie was probably thinking, this is illegal.

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If I have a paper trail that shows that I'm trying to buy a pardon, I could go to prison over this.

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and they're not going to give me back 300 ,000 anyway.

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So let me just try to go under the radar.

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The thing is, is that Boosie's totally allowed to go to a lobby group to try to get a pardon.

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100 % legal.

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What Boosie's doing is not illegal at all.

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But in the process of trying to be a hustler instead of a businessman, trying to stay below the radar,

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thinking everything's illegal, not getting proper legal advice during this time, he just gave him the 600 ,000.

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Here you go.

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And let me tell you, during this time, for years, for years, Boosie's been getting 25 ,000.

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He's never had a problem with it.

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It was never an issue with it for years.

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It was a nice amount of money.

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He doesn't have to go anywhere.

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We film at his house.

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He gets 25 ,000 for a few hours of work.

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He gets paid every time.

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Doesn't need security.

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There's no problems or whatever else.

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He's always paid.

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It's always on time.

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There's never an issue and suddenly out of nowhere, well, I need $35 ,000.

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If I were to guess, it's because Boosie's trying to make back that $600 ,000 that he lost.

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And he's going to press me and probably people around him to try to make that money up.

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It's not my fault that you gave away $600 ,000.

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It's not my fault.

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You didn't go to me and ask me at all, all right?

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Had you asked me, I would have done a Google search and seen that these guys have a questionable background.

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Who gives $600 ,000 to someone without a contract that doesn't even Google their name?

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Boosie does.

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But everyone else is the bad guy.

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But Boosie doesn't do just a little bit of due diligence.

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It's everyone else's fault.

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Now, here is the important part about this issue.

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Boosie reached out to these guys before he was actually sentenced.

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He was facing potentially 5, 10 years.

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It could go all over the place, right?

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Nobody wants to go to prison.

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Boosie spent time in prison.

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He doesn't want to go back.

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He's doing well.

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He has a new baby.

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He's doing tours and so forth.

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He wants to stay out of prison.

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But coming into it, there is a threat.

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So Boosie was hedging his bets, is what I think.

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Okay, let's get these guys.

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So in case I get some insane amount of time, they already started to work on this and they could try to get me out.

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Now, look, in my interview, these guys said, well, we can't give Boosie a pardon until he's actually sentenced.

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Think of it like you're going to the DMV, you want a driver's license, you put in your birthday, you're only four years old.

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You can't get a license.

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They won't accept the application unless you've been sentenced.

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You can mail it in, they'll just return it to the same address.

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Yeah, I don't know about that part, because I actually looked it up and you actually can't get a pardon before you're sentenced.

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Look, Hunter Biden was pardoned by Joe Biden before he was sentenced.

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You could actually do it.

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A president can pardon somebody before their sentence.

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So when they came in and said, well, we couldn't do anything because he wasn't sentenced yet.

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I don't know if they're telling the truth about that part, right?

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I'm with Boosie on this.

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So potentially these guys could have pardoned Boosie before he was sentenced,

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but then he was sentenced and to Boosie's great fortune,

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he was sentenced to time served and probation and like a $50 ,000 dollar fine.

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And this is when Boosie suddenly hit them up and said, you didn't do anything.

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I want my money back.

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Give me 300 ,000 or give me the whole thing.

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I'm going to sue you.

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Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

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The timing of it is what it is.

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He realized that he didn't need them anymore.

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He had already paid them $600 ,000.

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So instead of saying, hey, I hedged my bet.

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The $600 ,000 was used to protect me against a worst -case situation, so I got to just lose that money, okay?

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He said, I'm going to try to get it back because I don't need it anymore.

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That's not really how business works, all right?

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If you don't have a contract that says that you're owed a certain amount of money back, it is what it is.

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And at that point, they said they were actually working on trying to get you that pardon.

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But for Boosie, it didn't matter because he already had felonies on his record for a marijuana charge way back when.

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So them expunging his record for this new felony won't make any difference in Boosie's life.

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He's still a felon.

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So in Boosie's eyes, he probably thought, damn, I paid $600 ,000 as a safety net.

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I don't need the safety net.

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I want the safety net money back but that's not how it works in business.

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So now Boosie's spiraling, and he's posting these tweets saying he's going to take billboards out to try to ruin these guys' business,

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and he's going to make sure they never work again, and he's going to sue them, and all his fans are going to march, and so forth and so forth.

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He even doubled down.

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He did an interview, a free interview, I'm pretty sure, with this lawyer where he talked about this contract.

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Once again, we'll play a clip from it.

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I talked to Jack and Jacob on FaceTime.

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I talked to him on the phone.

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I mean, yeah, I talked to him.

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And then did you know anything about the fact that they had maybe had been convicted themselves?

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I recently heard that.

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I don't know if that's true.

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No, I didn't.

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No, I didn't.

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No, I didn't.

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Okay.

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when you do a contract with somebody and

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that contract says you have to return that money

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if you don't get a pardon by this date and you don't return that money you're liable for a lawsuit

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and at this point i feel like he's trying to get

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like public support for him even though it's really not about public support you're suing them

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so it's going to get handled in the courts you saw

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what happened public support doesn't mean shit most of the time

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most of my fans thought Tory Lanez was going to go free, still in prison.

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People get it wrong, right?

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And public support in something like this just simply doesn't matter.

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I personally think that this is going to get thrown out of court

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because they're going to show that there was no contract.

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What they did wasn't illegal.

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Did they scam him?

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Did they not scam him?

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Did they do work?

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Did they not do work? Who knows?

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But at the end of the day, there is no clause for a refund.

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So all the social media posts and interviews and so forth, it's not going to accomplish anything.

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All you're going to do is give your lawyers more

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and more money for a case that I don't think is going to go anywhere.

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Look, like I said before, my fallout with Boosie was over money.

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I was paying him $25 ,000.

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He wanted $35 ,000.

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I said, I'm not going to make $0 from doing your interview.

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I have a $10 ,000 profit margin.

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And he said, all your fans are going to leave if Boosie leaves.

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People DM me, said they're going to quit their membership if Boosie leaves.

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He's basically threatening me and saying, your business will crumble if you do not hire Boosie again.

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Kind of the same thing he's doing with these lawyers right now.

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Kind of the same thing.

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He is saying, your business will crumble, you'll never get another client, everything will end if you do not give Boosie money that he doesn't actually deserve.

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By the way, Boosie, you haven't been on Vlad TV in a year.

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Since then, Vlad TV traffic has gone up.

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Okay.

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Our memberships have increased.

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Okay.

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So what you said to me with that little, you better pay me or else I'm going to leave and you'll not have a business afterwards.

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It's just simply wasn't true.

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The numbers speak for themselves.

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Okay.

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And you said, I'll do my own interview.

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I'll make more money that way.

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How did that work out?

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Didn't work out either.

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Since then, nobody's paid you for an interview.

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It is what it is.

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Because the thing is, Boosie has a long, long history of doing bad business with people and expecting things that don't make any sense on a business level.

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We saw this with Rod Wave.

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Rod Wave sampled a bunch of Boosie songs.

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He cleared those songs.

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Those songs were cleared through Trill Entertainment.

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Boosie no longer owned those songs.

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So Rod Wave said, hey, here's an extra $100 ,000 as a gesture, as a nice gesture just to give to you.

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Boosie said, that's not enough.

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So Boosie got zero, okay?

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In the same way that he wanted $35 ,000 from Vlad and ended up getting zero.

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Zero from Vlad and zero from any other interview platforms.

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Let's see who else.

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Young Blue.

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Buzi has been on a campaign to say that Young Blue ripped him off and he's suing Young Blue.

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He's suing Empire and Ghazi and his brother and everyone else.

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They all conspired against him.

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I've had conversations with Young Blue.

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He said they were ready to pay Boosie what he was owed, but Boosie refused to even talk to them.

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Okay?

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This is how Boosie is.

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He just shuts everyone out and says, I know better than anyone.

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I don't want to talk to anyone.

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I'm going to sue everybody.

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Where's that lawsuit going, Boosie?

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I've been hearing about this lawsuit for like five years.

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Have you settled the lawsuit with Empire or Young Blue?

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Because I understand they're offering you a fair amount.

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I don't think so.

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It's just Boosie doing Boosie business as opposed to regular business.

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And you wanna know what else?

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Here's my prediction.

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A few years from now, Boosie's gonna end up suing his lawyers

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because Boosie's gonna end up with hundreds of thousands of dollars of legal bills

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and a bunch of lawsuits that get thrown out.

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Then he's gonna say, it's the lawyer's fault.

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They robbed me.

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They stole from me.

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I did nothing wrong.

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I'm pretty sure your lawyers have said, Boosie, this is not a good idea, okay?

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Pretty sure your lawyers are saying suing these guys is probably not the greatest idea.

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But the thing with lawyers is that if you say, I don't care, I want to sue them anyways, the lawyers will take their money and sue them.

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Okay?

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There's lots of lawyers out there that will just take your money.

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Right?

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I think Boosie has good lawyers.

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They probably told him, but Boosie doesn't listen to anybody.

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So my prediction is a few years from now, Boosie's going to be suing his lawyers, talking bad about them,

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putting their personal text messages with their phone number visible like he did to these guys and so forth.

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He's going to bash them and say they took advantage of him, they robbed him and so forth.

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Watch, watch what happens.

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The thing about Boosie is the reason why he looks rich is

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because he's always had a stream of income with these shows, okay?

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This show money has always been coming in and that show money has supported his lifestyle.

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But the thing with Boosie, and I have tried, man, I have tried to show him how to invest.

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I have shown in my personal portfolio and said, yo, you're working too hard for your money.

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You need to have your money work for you.

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But if you look at what Boosie spends his money on, clothes, depreciating asset, cars, depreciating asset,

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jewelry, especially custom jewelry, depreciating asset, especially diamonds these days, lowest, at the lowest point in 20 years, and Boosie estates.

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Now, some people are going to say, oh, well, that's property.

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A property always goes up.

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You know, they're not making any more land.

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Okay.

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Let me tell you guys a little bit about property because I've owned a lot of property over the years.

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Boosie's house is an adult playground.

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It's got like two pools, multiple basketball courts, a football field, a zip line, dog kennels.

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You know, it's a party spot and so forth.

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It's a very cool place, right?

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I'm not going to say anything bad about Boosie Estates, but the money that Boosie has put into that property, when it's time to actually sell it and look for a buyer,

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I don't think he's going to get most of that money back, okay?

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The money is in single -family homes, or maybe even multifamily homes, but things that most families could actually buy.

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You have to have a large amount of potential customers if you want to make money in real estate.

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Something like Boosie Estates, there's probably a handful of people that would buy that, right?

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And they're going to probably ask for pennies on the dollar of it

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because that place will actually sit on the market for a long time.

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I don't think Boosie cares.

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I don't think that's why he's doing it.

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I've done house tours at Boosie Estates.

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He's doing it for himself, for his family.

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It's multi -generational.

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I get it.

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I get it.

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But it's not really an investment.

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So Boosie's always running around hustling and sometimes hustling people, pressing people like myself, trying to get more money out of us to try to maintain his lifestyle.

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That's not how it is.

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Because look, Boosie, just like every other artist, as time goes on, you will get booked less and less.

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Boosie does not do music that young people actually react to.

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Boosie doesn't hit the charts.

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Boosie's biggest songs are 20 years old.

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Most of Boosie's fan base are middle -aged.

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People in their 40s 50s maybe even 60s over time these

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people pass away over time these people don't want to go to concerts

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because they got grandkids

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and they have other stuff to do over time these shows

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will start to go down just like every other artist and once

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that starts to dry up you're going to see a very

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bitter boosie now let's get to the reason why i actually dropped this video

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because i was going leave it alone right i understand the

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boosie might have felt some type of way about this

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but i was gonna leave it alone until i saw this

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particular tweet boosie tweeted my fans say they're gonna beat the

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out of vlad tv bunch of laughing emojis i'm gonna laugh my ass off

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You gonna laugh your ass off that I got beat up?

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Really?

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Really?

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First of all, I don't take this as a credible threat.

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Boosie's just talking shit.

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He's mad.

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He's mad at me, even though he should be mad at himself.

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If you want to beat up anyone, Boosie, go to the mirror and headbutt yourself, all right?

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Because that's the person you should be most mad at.

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But let me tell you something.

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I'm not worried about Boosie fans running up on me, breaking into my house.

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I was just in New Orleans, like, a month ago.

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everywhere I went, like 10, 20 times a day, all I did was take pictures of people,

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listen to people say how much they love the show, show support and so forth.

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And unlike you, Boosie, I don't charge $500 for a photo with someone.

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That was really foul.

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Honestly, are you still trying to make the 600 ,000 back from your fans for taking a photo?

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Come on, man.

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Come on.

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You're better than that, Boosie.

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I've never heard of anyone actually doing that maybe like a meet

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and greet like a special vip experience but to actually just be out

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and ask people for 500 for a photo come on dog

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in your own words come on man get out of here with that

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so boosie puts out this threat against me right wants to incite violence against vlad

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but is too scared to say that against the guys who actually took 600 000 from him

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he said no man i can't i can't run up these are government guys i can't do

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that you want to talk tough with me

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but you don't want to talk tough with the guys who actually took your money i I didn't take your money.

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I gave you money, okay?

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I didn't give you $600 ,000, but I've given you hundreds of thousands of dollars over the course of our business relationship.

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But I'm the bad guy.

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Tell them.

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Or are you too scared to do that?

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And look, you and I have been through violent situations.

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But if you think I'm gonna let y 'all try to trick me off the street saying that I need, I shouldn't have did it like that.

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I should have kept it in the street and handle my business?

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You want me to go shoot government lobbyists?

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Bro, is you crazy, bro?

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Like, is y 'all crazy, bro?

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The government got this, bro.

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Like, it's a lot of money, bro.

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Like.

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Okay, I got jumped by Rick Ross' crew in Houston.

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You got shot in Dallas.

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There's nothing funny about this.

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We've both been through violent situations and it's not a laughing matter.

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It's not.

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So all this, I'm going to laugh, ha, ha, ha.

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Fuck out of here.

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And let me tell you something else.

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If something actually happens, that tweet is going to haunt you.

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That tweet's going to come back, all right?

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And if there's either a criminal case or a civil case around this shit, people are going to point to that, all right?

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And Boosie, you just got charged for felony aggravated assault while you're on probation.

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Oh, not the police for saying that.

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I got nothing to do with that shit.

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You got into a fight in a bar and hit

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allegedly allegedly hit some security guard with a hookah and now you're actually indicted and you could possibly violate your probation

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Boosie is just reckless

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Clearly Boosie has not learned from his past mistakes

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because he keeps making them over and over again

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So let me finish by showing you how much of a hypocrite Boosie actually is now Now, remember,

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Boosie went up and down calling Gucci Mane a snitch

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and saying he shouldn't have cooperated and the robbery is something he should have just swallowed because he's a street guy.

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Okay?

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Look, Gucci Mane, he had a legal contract with Pushyisty.

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When Pushyisty tried to break that contract, Gucci actually filed legal paperwork around it and said,

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yo, we had a contract, you're breaking it.

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I'm trying to get my money.

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But he's a snitch for that, right?

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According to Boosie, he's a snitch.

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Boosie had a contract with these guys.

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When things didn't work out, suddenly he's saying, I'm suing and they're doing all this illegal stuff and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

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But he said, oh, but that's not snitching.

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That's not snitching because snitching is only for street activities.

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That's not snitching.

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Don't call me a snitch.

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Snitching is only what involves street activities.

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Some people call that snitching.

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Okay?

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I actually asked them that question.

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This part of the interview isn't out yet.

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Members know about it.

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I actually asked them whether they feel like Boosie is snitching on them.

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Here's their answer.

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Final question about Boosie before I go on to another topic.

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Now, Boosie has always been big on snitching and no snitching, anti -snitching, and so forth.

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After doing the interview and talking about filing the lawsuit, some people are accusing Boosie of snitching.

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Do you think Boosie is snitching on you right now?

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We're just not, we're not the arbiters of that street world or that ghetto world that he's referring to.

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I wouldn't know.

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We wouldn't know, we don't know the street.

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I just don't know anything about it.

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We're not those guys, we wouldn't pretend to be.

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We're just, we don't even listen to music.

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I have trouble enough being a lobbyist, Vlad.

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The music business is way beyond my pay grade.

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Let's talk about street business then.

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And this brings us full circle to the whole reason why Boosie even needed a pardon from Trump.

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Okay, let's go through the actual paperwork of what happened.

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Now here's the actual paperwork from Boosie's arrest.

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Now Boosie's real name is Torrance Hatch.

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So in the paperwork when you see Hatch, it's actually referring to Boosie.

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Now, as some of you know, Bussi, who is a felon and is not allowed to actually hold a gun,

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was caught on video in San Diego for actually having a gun in his back during a music video.

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As he was leaving, he was arrested.

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Let's go through the actual report.

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While attempting the stop, officers saw the head profiles of Hatch

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and an individual later identified as a security guard moving back and forth and side to side.

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When the vehicle was finally pulled over, officers found a firearm in the black bag of Hatch's security guard.

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Now, this is the actual legal gun that Boosie security brought with him to California.

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Okay?

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But officers also found a firearm on the rear passenger seat between Hatch and his security guard.

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The firearm was loaded and matched the description from the Instagram Live video.

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So, here's the important part.

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Hatch claimed that the firearms with an S, meaning both guns, belonged to his security guard.

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But the second gun, which Boosie had on him in the music video, was not the security guard's gun.

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That was an illegal gun that the security guard was not going to claim.

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Let's keep reading.

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In Exhibit 2, a clip of Hatch's statement in custody, Boosie repeatedly attempted to shift the blame to his security guard.

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While Hatch falsely claimed that both firearms were found in the security guard's bag and not on the seat,

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he did admit that he had to put that firearm on there for the video.

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As shown below, the firearm was found on the seat between Hatch and his security.

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Okay.

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You're a felon.

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You get caught with a dirty gun.

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And then you say, it's not my gun, it's his gun.

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Someone who had nothing to do with that gun.

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You're the one holding the gun.

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Okay?

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He's allowed to hold the gun.

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You are not.

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You're a felon.

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You're facing a crime to the police, in the police's actual presence,

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you are pointing at your security guard and saying, that's his gun.

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How is that not snitching?

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How is that not snitching?

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Remember, Boosie had a lot to say about Gunna during the YSL case

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because part of the actual case was when Gunna and Young Thug were pulled over, they found a gun in the car.

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Gunna said, it's not my gun.

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Boosie went in on him.

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He's a snitch.

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He should have said nothing.

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Should remain silent.

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I just feel like he gonna get bigger and bigger because you know he's labeled as a rat.

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That helps him?

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There's so many rats in the - yes!

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Yes!

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Do you know how many people reading social media will tell if they got into fucking Rico?

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Yes, he's gonna get more popular and more popular. But one thing.

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He gonna die known as a rat.

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I don't even win it when they close that cast

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One thing they can never take away from what they cheat the game black when that fucking cast it closed

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When your name get talked about

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You're gonna have that three -letter word always

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That overshadows so much shit you have accomplished in life for the choice you made

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People gon' - that was a - and that's just how they did it.

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You dyin' as a rat.

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When Boosie was put in the exact same situation, not only did he say that's not my gun, he pointed to the guy who he claimed owned the gun.

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How is that not snitching?

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Someone explained to me how is that not snitching?

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I don't care about this shit, but Boosie is the overlord of not snitching.

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Remember, he constantly berated Terrence Gangster Williams because Terrence snitched on dead people.

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He had a whole project with T .I.

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T .I was talking about, yeah, if I ever caught a case, I'd put it on my dead homie.

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He wasn't even talking about a real situation.

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Boosie thought he was, but he wasn't.

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And he canceled the whole project because T .I is now a snitch.

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But Boosie gets pulled over.

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They find a dirty gun, and he points.

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He said, that's the guy with the gun. That guy.

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That guy, his gun.

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Go arrest him.

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Don't arrest me.

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Arrest him.

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It gets better.

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After he was interviewed by detectives, Hatch was returned to a parked police vehicle and his security guard was in an adjoining police vehicle.

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Hatch was heard yelling and berating his security guard for telling the police that the gun was on the seat.

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Multiple officers overheard Hatch threaten his security guard for not taking responsibility for the guns.

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Two officers overheard Hatch tell a security guard, you're gonna be in a body bag.

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You're gonna be in a body bag. In front of cops.

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In front of cops.

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Another officer overheard Hatch tell a security guard something along the lines of, I got 10 on your head, or I got 10 ,000 on you.

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Boosie, in front of multiple police officers, is telling, yo, if you don't let me tell on you,

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I'm going to have you killed.

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I'm going to put $10 ,000 on your head.

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Yo, this is insane.

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I've avoided talking about this all this time, but here's the actual paperwork.

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Look it up yourself.

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Real paperwork work.

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Boosie's out here telling on a security guard

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and then threatening to have him killed if he doesn't accept taking the blame for something he didn't do.

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You got to have a new word for this.

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This is not snitching.

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This is something else.

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Snitching and threatening, snitching and a threat to go with the snitch.

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I don't, y 'all going to have to come up with this.

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This is a new phrase here.

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And here is one last piece in the police report that really kind of sums up Boosie in his overall business sense.

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This sums up Boosie business, okay?

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This is really like the final nail in the coffin here, okay?

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Let me read this to you.

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This is from the police report.

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It says, the history and characteristics known to the United States about Boosie are that he is employed as a performance artist.

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He has an estimated net worth of several million dollars and has significant funds to flee.

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It appears that he sometimes works off the books and is paid in cash.

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Boosie was found with approximately $16 ,000 in cash during his arrest.

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Here's why this is important, okay?

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I bet you that that $16 ,000 was what Boosie got paid to do that video shoot.

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$16 ,000.

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It might be less than that.

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He might have had $10 ,000 on him already.

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This is an extra six.

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But let's just say he got paid $16 ,000 in cash to do this video shoot.

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So he's looking at this situation, right?

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These guys, these are, I believe, Crips from San Diego.

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The environment, you know, it's a little dodgy.

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You could tell that there's a lot of people around.

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He doesn't know everyone and so forth, so he gets offered $16 ,000 to do this music video.

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He has an actual armed security guard with him, okay?

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But apparently, apparently, Boosie doesn't feel safe enough to do this music video with just his armed security guard.

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He would only do it as if he had a gun on him himself, just in case something popped off, right?

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So, now he's got an armed security guard and he has a gun.

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Most people would say, if I have to have an illegal gun, and I'm a felon who's not allowed an illegal gun, in order to get this money and it's only $16 ,000,

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really a small amount to Boosie, I'm going to skip this job.

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I'm going to tell them, listen, here's your $16 ,000 back.

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I just don't feel comfortable doing this.

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Maybe they'll call him a pussy or whatever.

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Who the fuck cares?

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It doesn't matter.

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If he would have just given them their money back and went about his day, he would have driven back to his hotel, then go back to Atlanta and got back to his life.

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But instead, instead, this is Boosie we're talking about.

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He has to grab every penny.

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So he takes that $16 ,000, he puts a gun in his back.

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Everyone got cameras out.

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Everyone, everyone's live streaming.

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One of the guys that's live streaming is being watched by the police.

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They're seeing this guy, they're like, who is this?

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Oh, this is Boosie, let's look him up.

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Oh, he's a felon with a gun.

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Let's go in and arrest him.

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Not a surprise, nobody snitched on him.

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He got arrested because he has a gun out in public with everyone with cameras.

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So he gets arrested.

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Let's look at how much money he spent because of that arrest.

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There's the $600 ,000 he gave the guys for the pardon.

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He probably spent about $200 ,000 to $300 ,000 for legal fees.

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There's the money he lost for getting locked up.

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There's a $50 ,000 fine.

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There's community service.

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If you add all that up, if you add all that up, it'll probably add up to a million dollars.

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he took $16 ,000 and ended up paying a million dollars.

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That is a $984 ,000 loss.

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That is called hustling backwards.

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When you're trying to grab every penny and end up with a million dollar bill after that.

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That is how Boosie operates.

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This is why Boosie is not bigger than what he is right now.

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Stuff like this.

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But Boosie will never admit to this.

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He's always the victim.

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It's always other people getting over on him.

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He didn't do anything wrong.

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He didn't snitch.

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It's different this time.

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The goalpost always moves.

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It's Vlad's fault.

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It's academia's fault.

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DJ Academia, aka DJ Academics.

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It's these two lobbyists' fault.

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It's whoever's fault.

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You see him get pulled over.

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He's yelling at the police.

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A bunch of unnecessary shit.

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It's always someone else's fault with Boosie.

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So me personally, I'm done doing business with Boosie.

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Boosie does Boosie business.

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I do regular business.

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I would rather do regular business than Boosie business.

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And honestly, these days, I make more money talking about Boosie than I actually make interviewing Boosie.

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Because there's no appearance fee.

719

There's no big camera crew.

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There's not 40 clips that get dropped over a month and a half.

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And all this extra work.

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I can get in front of the camera and I can do Boosie numbers by myself.

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So I'm not in the Boosie business anymore.

724

All right.

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Thank you to everyone who's been tuning in.

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I rock with y 'all.

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Glad the Butcher is out.

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Peace.

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