Boosie Badazz has reignited discussion online over the decisions some rappers make while behind bars, particularly regarding protective custody. In a pointed video targeting Kodak Black, the Louisiana rapper declared, “You checked PC, my n****. Nothing you rap is valid anymore, bro. Nothing you rap is valid.” In response, Kodak highlighted a list of peers who reportedly declined protective custody, including Young Thug, prompting the Atlanta artist to weigh in.
Speaking with No Jumper, Young Thug offered a pragmatic view of the risks, saying, “Pc is smarter tho. That hard sht get u nun but heartaches from your family and kids and more charges if it’s to much goin on in the dorms.” Boosie fired back quickly, accusing Thugger of hypocrisy: “THUGGER IF ITS SMARTER TO CHECK PC WHY U AINT CHECK PC? CAUSE U CANT CHECK PC IF U SAY YOU U A REAL N***. U FROM THE TRENCHES U KNOW HOW THIS SHT GO BRA. U CHECK PC U A COWARD. Simple is that. KEEP DAT SHT A 100. I FEEL LIKE U PICKING SIDES smh DONT SAVE NO N**** LETEM DROWN. YALL KNOW WHAT WE SIGNED UP FOR.” As for Boosie, his outspoken nature keeps him at the center of rap controversies.
Ralo vs. Young Thug: Prison Feud
Ralo also added his perspective on Young Thug’s prison record, emphasizing resilience: “Thug ain’t went to not one federal prison yard. He had that weak as trial and now he think he Escobar. Imagine being called a rat and still walked every yard with my chess out.” Thug responded directly to Ralo, offering context for his choices: “Ralo stfu. U right og, im just saying someof us the police hate and cant wait to put charges on n****s for anything so it’s a case by case situation, but if you acting gangtsa stand on whateva comes with it fasho u overly right but I am to cause the police hated me frfr they tried everything.” To clarify, Boosie remains a pivotal figure in these heated exchanges.
The back-and-forth builds on Boosie’s ongoing tension with Kodak Black, which flared over the weekend during a livestream. Their rivalry, simmering for years, escalated in 2023 after Kodak collaborated with 6ix9ine—a move that offended Boosie due to past snitching allegations linked to the Nine Trey Bloods case. Consequently, the drama continues to revolve around Boosie in the hip hop scene.
