Boosie Badazz walked into the studio like he never left. The show’s executive producer and unofficial third co-host joined Incognito and DJ Misses on “Posted On the Corner” with plenty to discuss and a few surprises.
Owning the Cash Money/No Limit Tour
Boosie called his run on the Cash Money/No Limit tour “legendary,” with sold-out crowds every night. In Birmingham, promoter Blake gave him 10 extra minutes on stage, and he admitted he went over that too. He has also circled November 15 in Cleveland, a show that falls around his birthday.
Music You Can’t Categorize
When asked about fans who break down in tears when they meet him, Boosie said the moment humbles him. He believes his music connects because it covers every part of life.
“I can make you dance, cry, jump, fight,” he said. “You can’t put me in a category.”
Boosie Network and Boosie Events
Boosie Network now offers eight to nine new films, fishing vlogs and the Boosie Mall. The Mall sells merch and items straight from his closet. Subscriptions cost $4.99 a month, and the first month is free.
He also pitched boosievents.com as an alternative to Ticketmaster for event promoters. He said Ticketmaster takes 7%, while he charges 2.5% and never touches the promoter’s money.
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Scraping the Pot
Boosie described a steady work ethic built on after-parties, features, clothing drops and restaurant appearances. His goal is to double his back-end earnings every weekend, and he says he did it nine weekends in a row. He has been booked 31 weekends straight. He explained that being on paper limits his travel unless he is working.
He now plans to ask a judge for permission to travel to Thailand for stem cell treatment for his diabetes. He also hopes to spend some time on the beach while he is there.
Faith on Sundays
Incognito and DJ Misses noted that Boosie never misses church. He finds a Baptist church in whatever city he is in, checks the reviews, and slides into the back row. Raised by a preacher grandfather, he said giving back to God remains a priority.
Next up is “Bonfire Boosie,” a cold-weather concert on his land. He plans soul singers, rap acts, sleeping bags and a roaring fire.
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