Once we stopped screaming #FreeBoosie, we had to get used to calling him a brand new name! Louisiana native Boosie Badazz, who was originally known as Lil Boosie, came home from his long prison bid and decided to “reinvent himself” more or less. In a recent interview with DJ Smallz, Boosie reveals why he dropped the “Lil” part from his name, claiming it’s because he’s a “boss” and no boss needs to have “little” associated with his name. He also speaks out on being compared to the late emcee Tupac, which some people refer to Boosie as “BooPac” because his music has touched them in ways similar to the legendary rapper. Check out the interview below.
(Photo) Lil Snupe’s Suspected Killer Turns Himself In & Has Been Charged…! #RIPLilSnupe
The pain has yet to subside for the people close to Lil Snupe and the fans that loved him. Last week, it was reported that up-coming rapper Lil Snupe was found dead via two gun shots in a Winnfield, Lousiana apartment. The, “Nobody” talent had recently turned 18 and was well on his way when allegedly, Tony D. Holden killed him over a video game bet. A warrant was put out for the suspects arrest, but he was no where to be found, until yesterday morning. Holden turned himself into the police and was charged with one count of first-degree murder, armed robbery and illegal possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. The felon had been into more than his fair share of trouble with the law, which makes one wonder, why was he on the streets ANY WAY! Hit the jump to see what Holden’s background consists of.
(Breaking News)Explosion At Louisiana Chemical Plant Leaves 2 People Critically Hurt!!!
Two People have been critically hurt tonight in an Explosion that happen at a chemical plant in Louisiana. Police are still trying to figure what caused the explosion. The fires have been put out and those who were injured in the explosion have been sent to emergency hospitals for treatment. Check the jump to read more on this story.
Hurricane Isaac Hits Louisiana Hard!
Hurricane Isaac hit Louisiana hard with 80mph winds and left at least 250,000 people without power. It’s now set to hit New Orleans, and luckily the majority of the city left in preparation. Click below for more details. Melissa Nash
