Despite a long history of legal troubles, Boosie Badazz is currently not behind bars. Still, that hasn’t stopped some supporters from putting up misleading “Free Boosie” billboards — a move the rapper says needs to stop immediately.
Boosie Reacts After Spotting Billboard in Mississippi
The controversy began after Boosie noticed a billboard in Mississippi calling for his release, even though he is not incarcerated. Clearly frustrated, the rapper took to Instagram to address the situation directly and urge fans to stop spreading the wrong message.
“MISSISSIPPI I KNOW YALL LOVE ME BUT THIS NOT COOL,” Boosie wrote in a post shared by The Shade Room. “ASKING ALL MY FANS PLEASE DONT DO THIS IF IM NOT N PRISON.”
The message was blunt, making it clear that while he appreciates the support, the false billboards only create confusion.
Recent Legal Issues Still Loom Large
Although Boosie is currently free, he did plead guilty to a federal gun charge back in August. At the time, he publicly stated that he wanted to close the chapter on his legal problems once and for all and move forward with his life and career.
However, his legal battle hasn’t fully disappeared. Before Donald Trump officially took office last November, Boosie made a public plea on X (formerly Twitter), asking for a pardon related to his federal case.
Boosie’s Public Plea for a Pardon
In a series of posts, Boosie argued that his case involved a non-violent offense and referenced legal rulings he believes support his position. He claimed that a judge initially dismissed his case before it was later appealed, forcing him back into legal limbo.
He also went a step further, asking for a direct conversation about proposed police immunity laws, expressing concern that such policies could encourage abuse of power. Despite his frustration, Boosie ended the message by congratulating Trump and shifting focus back to economic issues.
Latest Update: Still Waiting, Still Hopeful
Last month, Boosie gave fans an update, admitting that he hasn’t received a pardon yet — but he hasn’t given up either.
“I’m still working on it. I’m still trying,” he said. “My voice is a loud voice, so I’m still gonna be asking the president for a pardon. Right now, I don’t have it. But I’m confident about my situation, and I feel good about my situation.”
Clearing the Confusion
For now, Boosie wants one thing to be absolutely clear: he is not in prison, and the billboards calling for his freedom are unnecessary and misleading. As the situation continues to unfold, the rapper remains focused on resolving his legal matters — without the distraction of false public campaigns.
Boosie Badazz Calls for an End to the Fake “Free Boosie” Billboards as he asks fans to support him with accuracy, not confusion.
