Louisiana “Redneck” Wedding Goes Viral After Booking Lil Boosie—And the Party Was Lit
Now this is what you call a legendary wedding reception.
A Louisiana couple is taking over the internet after footage of their wedding party went viral—for one very unexpected reason: they booked Lil Boosie (aka Boosie Badazz) as their live entertainment. Yes, that Lil Boosie. The king of Baton Rouge rap. At a wedding. In the middle of the country.
The internet is eating it all the way up.
The couple—who social media is lovingly (and a little messily) dubbing “rednecks”—clearly threw tradition out the window and said, you know what this wedding needs? A Boosie concert. And honestly? Iconic behavior. In the viral clip, Boosie is seen hyping up the crowd while performing his Southern classic “Wipe Me Down”—and if you thought the crowd would be shy, think again. This party was jumping.
One young guest absolutely stole the show, hitting the dance floor like it was his personal stage. We’re talking high knees, spins, unhinged levels of energy—you could practically see the Red Bull and bourbon flowing through his veins. The rest of the room? They were loving every minute, cheering from the sidelines, phones out, catching every second. The older guests looked slightly confused but 100% entertained, giving “I don’t know what’s going on, but I’m here for it” energy.
The vibe? Southern chaos meets cultural crossover in the best way possible.
While some online are calling it “the most Louisiana thing ever,” others are praising the couple for doing something refreshingly fun and unapologetically them. No string quartet. No boring DJ playing ‘90s slow jams. Just Boosie, a mic, and an open bar.
Even Boosie looked like he was having the time of his life. And honestly, this isn’t his first viral hometown moment—he’s always been about showing up for fans, and this wedding might be one of the most unexpectedly joyful performances of his career.
Say what you want, but when people say “make your wedding unique,” this couple understood the assignment.
Moral of the story? You can keep your sparkler exits and polite first dances. We’ll take Boosie yelling “Wipe Me Down” at a rowdy reception in the middle of Louisiana any day.