Boosie Badazz has experienced a setback as his diamond chain has gone missing, and he’s now offering a reward to anyone who can help him recover it.
The rapper known for hits like “Wipe Me Down” lost his all-white diamond chain while on the road on Thursday night, October 12. He took to his Instagram Story to issue a public service announcement, promising a reward of between $5,000 and $10,000 to the person who can return his lost chain.
“Hey, I just lost my all-white diamond chain,” he began. “I’m offering $5,000 to $10,000 to anyone who brings me back my chain. I had it on when I made the earlier post. I went to the hotel, worked out, and had it on when I entered my room. My chain is gone, bro.”
He continued, “I’m not sure if it came off my neck while I was walking upstairs, but whoever brings me my chain, I have the money with me right now. I’ll pay you $5,000 to $10,000 for my chain. I have the money, and I’ll pay you right away.”
Boosie Badazz recently basked in the excitement of the 2023 BET Hip Hop Awards, where he was thrilled to receive a shoutout from Fat Joe.
The annual awards show, recorded in Atlanta on October 3 and broadcast on BET on October 10, saw Fat Joe take on the role of host for the second year running. During the event, he gave a shoutout to Boosie Badazz, an acknowledgment that delighted the rapper.
“Fat Joe just gave me a shoutout!” Boosie exclaimed in a video he posted on Instagram shortly after the shoutout. “Fat Joe knows what I’ve been through. Fat Joe just gave me a shoutout! Real people do real things. I’m showing Fat Joe all the love tonight! Fat Joe just gave me a shoutout!”
On the musical front, Boosie Badazz recently collaborated with his close friend B.G., marking his return to the studio and his first post-prison music.
Boosie and the Hot Boys rapper teamed up for “My Dawg” last month. In the track, B.G. reflects on how Boosie supported him during his more than a decade-long incarceration.
In his verse, B.G. raps, “A lot of people messed me up and turned their backs on me. The same individuals who used to come around and depend on me. I walk cautiously because the police are after me. But I still take risks with that heat on me. I used to find motivation in my kids and fans. I could get anything I needed from my man. I was blessed to have a friend like Boosie when I was locked up. Every holiday, he would give my mom a bag. What guy do you know who does things like that?”
An accompanying music video for the song features nostalgia and showcases memories and photos of the two rappers from before their time in prison.
