Boosie Badazz has managed to stay rich and relevant for two decades, and he has now revealed the rates he charges as an established artist.
In a recently surfaced video, the Southern rapper went into detail about his earnings and revealed how much he makes from all the different services he offers. The 40-year-old has been in the game since the late ’90s and has accumulated a lot wealth from his hustle since.
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“Thirty, 40 [thousand] a weekend on features and videos, bro,” he began. “I get 60, 65 for club. 90 to 100 for arena — if it’s an arena, my back end 45, bro.” He even claimed to generate $100,000 each month from “business drops” while his rates for featuring in someone else’s music videos range from $22–25,000.
He continued: “I love to rap hustle, bro. It’s easy, bro. I mean, I used to do this shit for free. I used to rap in the project all day for free. Rap in the hood all day, just so my cousin [didn’t] send me in the house early.”
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“So when you call me for that money, bro, I’ma come and get it, bro,” he concluded. “I ain’t satisfied.
Check out the clip below:
One of the reasons Boosie is still popular and revered after all these years is because he has always stuck by his character. Among the many traits he wears as a badge of honor is his street mentality and aversion to snitching.
That is precisely why he wasn’t happy about Kodak Black collaborating with 6ix9ine on a new single. The Baton Rouge rapper took to Instagram Live last week to put the “Super Gremlin” rapper on blast for working with Tekashi, whose reputation as a snitch has made him a reviled figure in the rap world.
In a disappointed rant, Boosie claimed the Sniper Gang boss has “no morals or principles” and stated he “ain’t no street n-gga” as a result of the collaboration.
“That n-gga Yak fucked me up,” he said. “I wonder how all them Zoes feel, dawg? I know them Zoes fucked up right now.
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“I know the state of Florida fucked up right now. This n-gga ain’t got no morals, don’t got no principles. Damn. Thought that little n-gga wasn’t like that, bro. N-gga ain’t no street n-gga, at all. Damn. Fucked me up.”
He added: “N-gga hurt me with that one, fucked me up. Don’t care how much money you give.”
However, in a follow-up tweet, Boosie took a step back from going at 6ix9ine for the collab, writing: “Got nothing to say bout 69 he doing that he pose to do.”
