Boosie has been trending on social media over a new video, showing the progress he’s made amid building an entire neighborhood in his backyard. This news may come as a surprise but it’s not entirely unexpected since Boosie has always been a family man. The neighborhood is equipped with modern facilities and even has streets named after his kids. It’s a testament to the rapper’s dedication to those closest to him, though it’s worth noting that the neighborhood is probably only accessible to his closest associates.
While some people may view Boosie’s backyard neighborhood as extravagant, it’s important to recognize the significance of investing in one’s family. Boosie’s dedication to his loved ones is admirable, and it sets an example for others to prioritize their families as well. In a world where success is often measured by material possessions, it’s pretty refreshing to see someone like Boosie focus on what truly matters.
Boosie is building an entire neighborhood in his backyard & naming the streets after his kids!
The neighborhood will include luxury apartments, a movie theater, a basketball court & more 🤯
— Music Media Vault | Daily News (@musicmediavault) May 23, 2023
The Louisiana native has also proven himself to be much more than just a rapper but also a great businessman, which has allowed him to build his very own neighborhood. Aside from the money he earns from music and live performances, Boosie has previously revealed how he’s also an investor and makes around $30k-$40k per podcast. In an Instagram Live, he shared, “I can make $30-$40,000 to sit on a couch and talk, it’s way safer than the club and all them guns in the b***h.”
“Gotta leave the club. In front of somebody that ain’t gonna hurt me. I think y’all should be happy I’m doing podcasts. I’ma live [way longer] doing podcasts. Way more less dangerous doing podcasts,” he continued.
He gave another scenario where he had to choose between doing a performance or a podcast, where they money he’d be receiving was almost the same.
“Would you rather do a show for $60[,000] or a podcast for $45[,000]?” Boosie added. “I made that decision the other day. I took the 45 over the 60. The 60, I had to pay for flights, hotels, go in a dangerous-ass city. S**t ’bout being careful. I can sit 45 minutes on a couch and just talk s**t, forty-something-thousand dollars.”
Elsewhere, Boosie recently touched on Tory Lanez’s situation after the latter was denied a new trial in the Megan Thee Stallion shooting case.
While speaking to VLADTV, Boosie shared that he would have taken a plea deal if he had been in Tory’s shoes.
“I know a lot of people like that. They was offered 10 years and they didn’t take it. And they end up getting 30,” he recalled. “I seen it all the time. When I was in [prison] they come in there like, ‘I ain’t doing no 15, mane.’ They end up getting big time. I would have tried to get five years.”