Lil Boosie Co-Signs Daughter’s Bad Azz Mouth: “I Didn’t Know She Had It In Her”

Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie has publicly spoken out on the backlash his daughter received courtesy of a NSFW viral video following his release from prison last week.

Rather than scold the youngster, Boosie Bad Azz defended her dicey words and N-word usage.

“I was too happy to fuss. You know, after that I told her I didn’t want her saying the word. But, she was one of those that went through ‘your daddy ain’t coming home’, ‘yo daddy this’ in schools and such. So, I think it was just..when I called her and told her I was coming home, I think it was all the stuff she went through coming out. I didn’t know she had it in her. [Laughs]” (AHH)

Footage of his five-year-old daughter’s controversial comments bubbled online last week.

In a new cute 16-second video, Lil Boosie is getting so much love from his youngest daughter. However, the 5-year-old can now be seen in a video ridden with language that’s inappropriate for adults, let alone children her age. Tarlaysia drops the “N” word multiple times and so casually, you’d think she’s singing her “abc’s.” Profanity aside, the girl is obviously excited to see her dad. She is heard saying, “He coming home today! He coming home today!” “Y’all thought I was playing!” Tarlaysia continued, “You better believe it!” The little tot exclaimed. (Hollywood Life)

A new photo of Boosie Bad Azz and Atlanta’s Jeezy surfaced online this week.

Are Lil Boosie and Jeezy making new music together? They were spotted in the studio recently in a photo taken by Motion Family. They worked with each other before. On Boosie’s Superbad: The Return of Boosie Bad Azz Jeezy was featured on “Better Believe It.” Boosie was featured on two of Jeezy’s projects. His “Turn Up or Die” single off It’s Tha World back in 2012 and The Recession‘s “Everything” in 2008. (XXL Mag)

Bad Azz became a free man last week.

Rapper Lil Boosie, whose real is Torrence Hatch, walked out of prison a free man Wednesday evening, after being locked up for more than four years. Warden Burl Cain said Hatch was released from the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola at 7:10 p.m. He was then transferred to a West Feliciana Parish Sheriff’s Office facility in St. Francisville, where family members were waiting for him. “It’s a blessing for him to be home,” said fan Clifford Jackson. “He went through the struggle, he’s home and just wish him the best.” (WAFB News)

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