Tag: Boosie Badazz

Boosie Badazz is posting receipts of his alleged conversations with pardon brokers who couldn't secure him clemency from President Trump. The texts show a chaotic string of messages full of typos from one of the men he claims he paid $600,000. The rapper posted screenshots on his X account Monday, which appear to be communications between him and Jack Burkman, one of the alleged pardon brokers. The messages were exchanged between November 2025 and February 2026, with Jack assuring Boosie that his team was working on getting him a Trump pardon. Ultimately, Boosie wants his money back and is now suing Jack and fellow political operative Jacob Wohl to recoup his cash.

Boosie Badazz is fighting to recover $600,000 after claiming lobbyists failed to deliver the presidential pardon they promised him. The Louisiana rapper opened up about the dispute during the latest episode of the Rickey Smiley On The Spot podcast.

Boosie Badazz apologized to ASAP Rocky after learning the viral photo he criticized may have been Photoshopped and that Rocky was not actually wearing a thong onstage. Rocky said the item was actually a microphone pack that was edited to appear as something else.

Boosie Badazz is being sued by a security guard who says the rapper smashed a glass hookah over his head at the Dome Nightclub in Houston, Texas on May 24. Edward Iglehart II alleges he was providing security in the VIP area when a woman asked to use the bathroom. After directing her to another guard, the woman allegedly hit him, and Iglehart claims Boosie then struck him with a broken hookah while bleeding heavily. Iglehart is suing for assault, battery, and defamation.

Boosie Badazz is taking shots at one of the political operatives he claims screwed him over financially for a Trump pardon that never came. The rapper went scorched earth on Jack Burkman, one of the guys he's suing for $300,000, in a scathing social media rant. Boosie claims he paid $600,000 to Burkman and Jacob Wohl to help secure a pardon that never materialized. He's now trying to recover $300,000 under an alleged clause requiring half the fee be refunded.

Rapper Boosie Badazz paid a Washington lobbying firm six hundred thousand dollars to secure a federal pardon from President Trump after facing serious firearm charges. However, he was sentenced to supervised release and community service instead, avoiding prison time. Now Boosie is seeking arbitration to recover at least half the money, claiming the firm failed to deliver the promised pardon by the January deadline specified in their contract.