Boosie Badazz has been called out by the father of one of YNW Melly‘s alleged victims over his support of the embattled rapper.
Melly’s double murder trial got underway in Broward County, Florida this week, with Boosie among those attending the high-profile court proceedings.
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The father of YNW Juvy (real name Christopher Thomas Jr.) — one of two people YNW Melly is accused of killing in October 2018 — posted a video calling out those showing support for Melly.
He mentioned Boosie Badazz directly, telling him to “go back to your hometown” and reassess his priorities.
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“Man, everybody that’s saying free Melly,” he said before flashing a middle finger to the camera. “That’s to you and your mama and your daddy and everybody that look like you. And that’s me, I said it.
“Y’all are bitches, man. Boosie down there supporting Melly — he flaw as fuck for that. He don’t even know that n-gga Melly. He talking ’bout, ‘I want Melly free ’cause that n-gga bought me snacks and a magazine at the airport.’ What?”
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He continued: “Man, go to Marlo Mike’s trial, n-gga. Fuck you at this n-gga trial? Marlo Mike in that bitch fighting for his life, n-gga. You got that man staying up the road doing all that God damn time, but you in there for Melly.
“And got them n-ggas in Louisiana, Baton Rouge, fighting for their life. N-gga, you got your priorities fucked up, n-gga. Go back to your hometown, scary ass n-gga. Shit.”
Boosie Badazz has shared multiple posts about YNW Melly’s trial on Instagram this week. In a post after day two of the trial on Tuesday (June 13), he said it has inspired him to study law and consider becoming a defense attorney.
“#MellyTrial I’m not missing no more rap murder trials,” he wrote. “This shit is education no [cap] watching the defense n prosecution drop bars then looking at the jurors tryin to read them is crazy.
“I want to study law, I wanna try it, I think I can be a defense attorney or at least help some attorneys out. I’m motivated.”
YNW Melly was arrested and charged with two counts of premeditated murder in 2019 and faces life imprisonment without the possibility of parole or the death penalty if convicted.
