It's no secret that Boosie Badazz has his fair share of issues with Yung Bleu. According to him, that's being reflected in the Alabama-born artist's commercial performance. For months now, Boosie's been beefing with Yung Bleu over a contract dispute. He accuses Yung Bleu of forging his signature and alleges that he owes him big money for it. The feud has included various vicious jabs on social media, as well as disses on tracks such as Yung Bleu's "Reading The Room."
During a recent interview with VladTV, Boosie weighed in on Yung Bleu's new album Jeremy, which the rapper unveiled in April of this year. Despite boasting high-profile features from the likes of Lil Wayne, John Legend, and more, it didn't perform as well as one might expect. DJ Vlad points out that only one track from the project earned more than a million streams on Spotify, and it wasn't either of the aforementioned collabs.
Boosie Badazz Thinks Yung Bleu's Album Didn't Perform Well Due To Their Legal Battle
Boosie thinks that this is a direct result of their legal issues, and argues that the world knows the "facts" and is judging Yung Bleu accordingly. "The whole world know what you did and you're not being a man," he explained. "That R&B sh*t's not gonna stand up behind right or wrong. It doesn't matter... That sh*t is not gonna work, I mean I'm sorry."
During the interview, Boosie also revealed that he was confused by Yung Bleu dissing DJ Vlad, as he gave him one of his first opportunities on a major platform. What do you think of Boosie Badazz theorizing that Yung Bleu's latest album Jeremy "flopped" due to their legal feud? Do you agree with him or not? What about his take on Yung Bleu dissing him and DJ Vlad on "Reading The Room"? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates.
