Boosie Badazz Doubles Down On Releasing "Letter To The LGBT" Track

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The track can be heard on his new project "Russia".

"I told him don't cut his d*** off (You heard what Boosie said? He crazy) / Now the whole world pissed off (Whole world mad at me, Ayo, Steery, cut up)". These are the opening lines from Boosie Badazz's recent song, "Letter to the LGBT". It is the first track from his latest album Russia, a late June release. The Louisiana rapper goes on to say, "I told that gender get up out the pool / Them girls been trainin' they whole life, they ain't train just to lose to you". These are a handful of bars that Vlad of Vlad TV recited back to his interviewee as they talk about why he went ahead and put this track out.

Seeing him drop this song is absolutely not surprising whatsoever. Boosie has always been voicing his opinion on this subject and unleashing is overall feelings in song was a way he could be heard even louder. So, for Boosie Badazz to double down on it makes even more sense. Throughout him and Vlad's chat, the veteran Southern MC called out rappers for exploiting the LGBT community for doing things like painting their nails, putting on certain clothes, and etc. just like women to get more money.

Boosie Badazz Stands By Everything He Said In "Letter To The LGBT"

In general, Boosie feels that artist's who are doing such things don't actually have any love for them. Because of this, he encourages them to stick up for themselves and to put these rappers on blast. Furthermore, Badazz addresses how society should look in the future for the LGBT. He wants to see separate schools, sports leagues, bathrooms, and etc. so they can essentially be with others who share that in common. Boosie is sure to stir up even more controversy with these remarks, so be sure to stick around.

What are your thoughts on Boosie Badazz standing by his decision to drop his recent "Letter to the LGBT" track? Do you think his opinions on the matter are justifiable, why or why not? What is your take on the community? We would like to hear what you have to say, so leave your thoughts in the comments. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Boosie Badazz. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

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Zachary Horvath is one of the Music Freelance News Writers at HotNewHipHop and has held that title since August 2023. Prior to this position, he held another freelance gig covering local high school football, girls and boys varsity basketball, in addition to recapping Cleveland Cavaliers games remotely. He's taken the previous experience and used it to become a jack of all trades at HotNewHipHop. Zach has thoroughly enjoyed tackling some of the trending topics in sports, with a larger focus on hip-hop and pop culture. Some of those include Bronny James's draft stock, a multitude of angles swirling around the Drake and Kendrick Lamar beef, as well as Diddy's arrest and lawsuits. Separate from the headlines that everyone wants to hear about, he was fortunate enough to help spread Zaytoven's current thoughts at the time around mid-December in 2023. Even though being able to give his expertise on these stories is fulfilling, being able to share his passion for releases trumps that ever so slightly. Having the chance to express his excitement indirectly about what he thinks our readers should be checking out/revisiting grows his passion for writing that much more.
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