600 Breezy just sided with Boosie in his beef with T.I. over the latter snitching on his fallen cousin, which made Boosie pull their collab album. Moreover, Breezy's thoughts came from an interview with DJ Vlad on VladTV in which he explained his stance. Of course, it should be noted that the Chicago rapper has his own history with the Atlanta trap pioneer. As such, his comments come with a bit of personal bias. Regardless, he had some earnest thoughts on the situation and spoke to the two MCs' friendship before all of this.
"As a friend, I feel like people need friends like that," 600 expressed. "And he ain't saying that they ain't friends no more, but you need people to tell you when you're wrong. Or tell you how they feel about certain situations. If they friends, Boosie did the right thing. 'Cause he didn't get up there and be like, 'Oh, he ain't do nothing wrong, we still doing the album,' this and that. He got up there and told, 'Man, f**k that s**t, I feel like he a rat. He told, this and that, and we ain't doing the album no more.' You know, 'you cool,' but I can't- you know what I'm saying?"
600 Breezy Speaks On T.I. & Boosie Beef
Still, Breezy acknowledged that his past issues with T.I. might color his assessment of this situation. Regardless, he spoke further on how the rapper's past actions and convictions resulted in surprisingly little federal jail time. Even though many in the rap game sided with T.I., 600's comments point to a more amicable interpretation of the conflict. However, it hasn't stopped the "Live Your Life" star from continually going at Boosie after this story first blew up.
“Let a motherf***er know that the paperwork was present,” he said while calling out Boosie for not showing up to one of his shows on request to show him evidence. “I’ve been waiting on one special invited guest to show up, but he ain’t showed up yet. But he ain’t here to see my paperwork. So come on if you got something to say. I wanna see who wanna see, you hear me?” No matter your take on the situation, log back into HNHH for the latest on T.I., Boosie Badazz, and 600 Breezy.