Lil Boosie Unloads His Frustrations: “I Feel Like African American Is The Worst Race In The World”

Written By Cyrus Langhorne

Louisiana rapper Lil Boosie recently unloaded his frustrations and anger with African Americans fighting one another and putting the blame on another race.

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In Boosie’s perspective, Black people should recognize who is at fault before pointing fingers at White America.

“I feel like African American is the worst race in the world, because first of all, we kill each other. People always talk about this racist stuff, but the White man ain’t waiting in your bushes with a [gun],” Boosie explained in an interview. “The White man ain’t trying to take your rims off your car. The White man ain’t doing this – we’re doing this to each other. So how can we say ‘”eff” the White man’? He ain’t doing nothing, but when we get in trouble – he’s doing his job. Guilty. He ain’t doing nothing wrong.” (“Nite Cap w/ Peter Bailey”)

Lil Boosie digs into his personal issues in this video interview…

Boosie Bad Azz also singled out White men for intentionally using Black people to make profits.

“I really do feel like they brought drugs into the country,” Boosie added referring to the White man. “And gave it to the big dogs in the black community because they’re gonna put it into their culture and we gonna smoke up all the drugs. You don’t see the Italians selling keys down the block to their people so they can get strung out. We got pictures of Scarface, John Gotti but they know we gonna kill our race.” (“Nite Cap w/ Peter Bailey”)

Over the summer, Boosie Bad Azz revealed his favorite social media tool.

“I didn’t know about Instagram or FaceTiming or Skype,” Boosie admitted in an interview. “I didn’t know about all that. That was crazy for me, you know? [What do I use the most?] FaceTime. … [Next single?] I really haven’t decided yet. It’ll probably be my ‘FaceTime’ record. I got a FaceTime record with Trey Songz. Trey Songz is on the album, too. … It’s actually about FaceTime with my little friend.” (Rap-Up TV)

During a recent media/press run, Bad Azz reminded onlookers he was still coping with today’s technology and terminology.

LOL! It’s been too long for Boosie Bad. The Louisianna rapper was released from prison last week, and although while on the inside, he got hipped on to Twitter, there are some social networking skills he still has to find out. Check out Boosie as he gets schooled on what a ‘selfie’ is. (In Flex We Trust)

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Written by Cyrus Langhorne

18 Comments

  1. I like how they have made every article 2 or 3 pages for those extra clicks sorry ass site

  2. This ain’t no damn real talk.. who organized a system to put u in them projects in the first place.. who made it worthwhile to live as a single mother by giving you free food and free rent as long as no man is in the house. I can go on.. it’s the bigger pic hes no looking at

  3. too stupid for words! for starters he should jut check how many black foks are let out of jail every year after being found not guilty thru dna evidence,false police work etc..read a book or something sometimes dumb ass

      • Going in for what? Blacks are more likely to be pulled over for drugs even though whites are more likely to have drugs on them. I agree with some of what boosie said he just should have worded it different.
        People act like things such as cointelpro never happen, police flooded our communities with drugs then turn around and have a war on drugs. What do you think is going to happen to a community with no jobs and a drug on every corner. Its more then one way to skin a cat, a lot of these young brother are doing the devils work for him, who needs the KKK when young brother will do the job for you. At the end of the day we need to step up and clean our own house but lets not forget who had a hand in our demise.

  4. Realest talk ever! Of course watch me get hated on for saying this because it is just so much easier to blame all your personal shortcomings on someone else. As soon as the topic black on black violence gets mentioned it gets shot down immediately. Many african americans dont wanna hear about it, yet they couldnt give two shits about a “brother” in real life. We can continue to blame the white man for everything, but it wont get us anywhere, and honestly, Boosie’s comment is so true it hurts. Watch everyone deny it, but deep inside you know whats real. Sadly people dont want racism to end, there is too much to benefit from. And it is not only blacks but every “ethnicity,” because there is only one race. But go ahead and call me ignorant and keep it moving. One love.

  5. Realest talk ever! Of course watch me get hated on for saying this because it is just so much easier to blame all your personal shortcomings on someone else. As soon as the topic black on black violence gets mentioned it gets shot down immediately. Many african americans dont wanna hear about it, yet they couldnt give two shits about a “brother” in real life. We can continue to blame the white man for everything, but it wont get us anywhere, and honestly, Boosie’s comment is so true it hurts. Watch everyone deny it, but deep inside you know whats real. Sadly people dont want racism to end, there is too much to benefit from. And it is not only blacks but every “ethnicity,” because there is only one race. But go ahead and call me ignorant and keep it moving. One love people.

  6. Real talk. Not all of what he’s saying, but he has some valid points. Of course watch me get hated on for saying this because it is just so much easier to blame all your personal shortcomings on someone else. As soon as the topic black on black violence gets mentioned it gets shot down immediately. Many african americans dont wanna hear about it, yet they couldnt give two shits about a “brother” in real life. We can continue to blame the white man for everything but it wont get us anywhere. Watch everyone deny it, but deep inside you know whats real. Sadly people dont want racism to end, there is too much to benefit from. And it is not only blacks but every “ethnicity,” because there is only one race. But go ahead and call me ignorant and keep it moving. One love.

  7. What is real funny is this is what being locked up for some time will do this to a person. He is just reflecting he is also getting older, our problems were brought about by other circumstances, but he is saying that we have a responsibility to one another. He is saying we have a civic responsibility. He is saying we cant blame the whiteman for everything.

  8. Okay, people, he’s a rapper, not a scholar. Boosie needs to educate himself and keep his opinions relegated to his cooning music.

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