Cyrus Langhorne
Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz has social media buzzing over a critical 4:44 take. The hip-hop veteran has weighed-in on JAY-Z‘s “The Story Of O.J.” with some less than friendly words.
In a now-viral clip, Boosie salutes JAY’s business moves but says he can’t co-sign Young Hov scolding rappers for putting money stacks to their ears.
“That’s a thing we do. N*gga, JAY-Z’s not going to stop our culture in Louisiana. I don’t know about New York. I don’t know about other cities and things like that but Louisiana? But Louisiana? You know, his words are not born in Louisiana. What he says does not stop a movement, does not do anything in Louisiana. Not sh*tting on JAY, not sh*tting on the album, not doing none of that. Not sh*tting on JAY. JAY is a great businessman but it’s for y’all to say I shouldn’t put stacks to my ear because JAY-Z said it? He’s not my father. You know, he’s not my mentor. He didn’t raise me. I’m a grown a** man just like JAY-Z. People are still going to put stacks to their ear, I know in Louisiana they is.”
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Toward the end of “The Story of O.J.,” JAY-Z takes direct aim at rappers flexing on Instagram with their talking money.
This man has the nerve to tag that as our culture in Louisiana.You and whose culture? We need to learn to grow up and shape up this culture and obviously Jay-Z is leading that charge. Masterpiece of an album he put out. My favourite track is definitely Smile.
U wack boosie
Look at all these salty rappers cuz Jay shitted on their idea of having bread. If he don’t recognize y’all IG flexing as having real money, he don’t recognize it. If he thinks it’s stupid, get over it and get money. Corny ass crybabies.