Boosie Badazz Advise Tekashi 6ix9ine To Remain In Jail If He Wants More Life
Extremely weird as Boosie weighing into Tekashi 6ix9ine mountain of charges where the rainbow hair is currently getting persecuted ? Boosie hopped in with a difference reputation and also
advising the FEFE rapper to stay in jail else he will be murdered if
released. 6ixnine has been on desperate with Feds, cooperating to
get a low treatment of his convict. If you are snitching then you are just a foe
to Badazz as he don’t tolerate. When 6ix9 was newly admitted into
blacklist Badazz was pretty sympathetic to the beyond misdemeanour rapper yet he flip downside after Torrence Hatch Jr noticed that 6ix9 is snitching, giving details about Kooda B’s involvement in the 2018 Chief Keef shooting. Boss took to his millions fans on Instagram table and getting stuffs off his mind.
“WHEN YOU FIRST WENT TO JAILI WAS LIKE FREE DUDE CAUSE I DONT LIKE TO
SEE NO ONE N DAT CAGE LIKE DAT,” he wrote in all caps. “BUT ONE THING I
DONT CONDONE OR SUPPORT IS RATS. “YOU GOTTA SAY U A BITCH ASS NIGGAS WHO
WAS JUST WAS PLAYING HOE GAMES WITH EVERYBODY. YOU HAVE TO ADMIT ON WAX
THAT YOU A HOE ASS NIGGA FROM NOW ON (period).”
Boss is bitterly
angry with fellow rapper for detailing stuffs out of his mouth which is
also getting most rappers in trouble. Even his ex baby mama admitted 6 is
snitching. Badazz has imagined how Tekashi 6ix9ine will Be murdered if released from jail.
“I AND I DO UNDERSTAND YOS ITUATION NIGGA,” he continued. “I WAS FACING A NEEDLE. (Lethal injection) N AINT BEND BREAK R FOLD #realniggas like myself WE HATE RATS. IDK ABOUT NEWYORK BUT N LOUISIANA U WILL BE MURDERED LESS THAN A MONTH AFTER YOUR RELEASE FRFR. “YOUR KIDS WILL BULLIED N SCHOOL FOR THE DECISION YOU MADE ,YOU PUT ALL YOUR FAMILY N GRAVE DANGER FOR LIFE CAUSE OF THIS BS, DID U THINK BOUT THEY SAFETY?”
The final verdict is that Kooda might nab 10 years in prison only if he
convicted, as well with 6ix9ine but will serve 47 years in prison if
convicted on all charges.Stay tuned with JLB.
