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Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie is back to his old ways a day after being released from prison with the release of a new freestyle currently circulating online.
According to reports, Boosie Bad Azz’s new material stems from his ride back home following yesterday’s release.
Boosie’s back. Just moments after being released from prison, the Baton Rouge rapper has dropped his first freestyle. While riding home, he spit a few bars in the car and filmed it on an iPhone. “Shackled down from my feet to my hands / Missing my kids, man a feeling only I can explain / So many people held they nuts, thought I wouldn’t gon’ come home,” he raps. He is expected to announce a new record deal and album at a press conference put on by Atlantic Records in New Orleans on Monday. (Rap-Up)
According to reports, Boosoie Bad Azz became a free man shortly after 7 PM EST Wednesday (March 5).
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)
Reports also claim he will be on parole for another four years.
31 year old Boosie — real name Torrence Hatch — was intitially locked up on a marijuana charge in ’09 — but during his stay, he was busted attempting to smuggle drugs into prison — so a judge tacked 8 years on to his original 4 year sentence. But Boosie caught a break and has been released early. A rep for the penitentiary has told the media Boosie will be on parole until 2018. (TMZ)
Yesterday, buzz about Boosie Bad Azz possibly being released by next week emerged.
According to Lil Boosie’s label rep, the 31-year-old rapper will be released from prison in time for a press conference that will take place March 10. Atlantic Records’ Ashley Kalmanowitz explained to NOLA that he will “absolutely” be attending the event, where the Baton Rouge native will speak for the first time since he was sentenced to five years in prison for various charges. “He will absolutely be there,” she said. “He’ll be speaking to the press for the first time … after his release.” His most recent charge was in 2011, when he pleaded guilty for attempting to smuggle narcotics in prison. (Complex)
Check out Lil Boosie’s freestyle:
