Boosie Badazz Says Prison Is NOT His Destiny
“I Ain’t Going To Jail” The Rapper Speaks With Full Confidence
Boosie Badazz is not letting the internet write his future for him. Despite facing a possible 24 month prison sentence in his federal gun case, the Louisiana rapper is standing firm and making one thing crystal clear. He does not believe he is going back behind bars.
During a recent appearance, Boosie spoke with raw conviction, explaining that even speaking negativity into existence is dangerous in his eyes.
“I’m confident like a muthafucka. I ain’t going to jail. I don’t speak that out my mouth. I’m from down south. Your word, your mouth, is a powerful source,” Boosie declared.
And if you know Boosie, you know he meant every syllable.
Boosie Pushes Back Against the Two Year Narrative
The rapper took issue with the growing chatter online that he is guaranteed to serve the full two years.
According to Boosie, nothing is set in stone and the final decision rests with the judge.
“People saying he gotta do two years. That’s not a fact. It’s up to the judge what the judge wanna do. I’m confident man. Chin up, chest high,” he said.
Boosie made it clear that while the situation is serious, he refuses to mentally accept defeat before the ruling even happens.
Hope For A Pardon Still On The Table
The rapper also revealed that he is still holding onto hope that a pardon could change everything. Boosie recently confirmed he hired lobbyists to assist with that effort and has made multiple public appeals asking for consideration.
He admits the situation is stressful, but believes this time is different.
“I don’t have a judge that hates me this time. I’ve always had judges that crucified me,” Boosie explained.
Sentencing Delayed As Boosie Prepares For Anything
Boosie’s sentencing, originally scheduled for November 21, has now been pushed back to January 9 at his request. While he insists he is mentally preparing for any outcome, his energy remains rooted in optimism and faith.
He says he feels more peaceful now than during past legal battles, suggesting that growth and perspective have shifted the way he handles pressure.
Standing Tall No Matter What
For now, Boosie is choosing power over panic. Whether the courts show mercy or deliver consequences, Boosie is walking into this moment with confidence, prayer, and a whole lot of Louisiana grit.
One thing is certain.
Boosie refuses to speak jail into his future.
And he is daring the universe to prove him wrong.