The storm between Boosie Badazz and Ralo shows no sign of abating as social media becomes the battleground yet again.
Ralo, reacting to Boosie’s meeting with Yo Gotti following revelations about Young Dolph’s murder, accused Boosie of disrespect. This sparked a back-and-forth exchange on social media, illustrating the tension and emotions involved.
Boosie, not one to hold back, responded on X with a terse statement: ‘N-gga is obsessed SMH.’ Ralo, recognizing the indirect jab, clarified that he was merely trolling and had no real animosity, expressing a desire to de-escalate the situation.
Despite past harsh criticisms, Ralo, recently free from incarceration, insists his priorities lie in signing artists and running his label. He pointedly remarked on Instagram Live that performing at Boosie’s age isn’t for him, aiming instead to adopt a CEO’s role.
Boosie fired back, challenging Ralo’s musical ambitions and reminding him of a past favor. He defended his ongoing success and questioned Ralo’s credibility in the music industry, suggesting Ralo focus on the business side rather than attempting a rap career.
Ralo’s attempt to lower the stakes came with more revelations. He highlighted past interactions, revealing a personal history that complicates the narrative. Yet, he calls for understanding, noting Boosie’s public remarks were a breach of trust.
Ralo also mentioned an instance where Boosie allegedly criticized him openly, an action Ralo considered a violation of street codes, further fueling the fire between them.
Trying to calm the waters, Ralo tweeted about wanting a conversation instead of conflict, appealing to Boosie’s experience to avoid further escalation.
The public specter of Boosie and Ralo’s feud highlights the pitfalls of social media confrontations, where every post can fan the flames or attempt to douse them. This saga underscores the deep personal histories and differing paths in the rap game.
