Boosie Badazz Net Worth (Money & Salary)

Asking about the net worth of Boosie Badazz

The American rapper, Boosie Badazz, also known as Lil Boosie, possesses a net worth of $2 million. Boosie Badazz’s journey commenced as a member of the group Concentration Camp before embarking on a solo career. He secured success with singles like “Zoom” (featuring Yung Joc), “Wipe Me Down” (featuring Foxx and Webbie), “Better Believe It” (featuring Webbie and Young Jeezy), and “Show Da World” (with Webbie featuring Kiara). One of his standout moments was being featured on the chart-topping single, “Independent” (featuring Lil Phat) on the US Rap chart.

Early Life

Born as Torrence Hatch on November 2, 1982, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Boosie Badazz grew up in an exceedingly perilous neighborhood where even local law enforcement feared to tread. Tragically, Boosie lost his father to violence, leading him to dive into rapping at the tender age of 14 as an escape from the turmoil he witnessed daily and the instability at home.

His Journey in Rap

Boosie Badazz’s inaugural album, “Youngest Of Da Camp” in 2000, peaked at #96 on the Billboard R&B charts. He followed it up with the 2002 album “For My Thugz” and achieved a career milestone with the release of “Bad Azz” in 2006, scoring a #1 spot on the Billboard rap charts.

In 2008, amidst his legal troubles, Lil Boosie founded his record label, Bad Azz Entertainment. Despite being incarcerated due to drug charges, he managed to drop his fourth album, “Incarcerated”, while earning his GED in prison. Boosie walked free in March 2014 and soon adopted the moniker Boosie Badazz. His subsequent projects include “Touch Down 2 Cause Hell” (2015), “BooPac” (2017), “Boosie Blues Cafe” (2018), “Badazz 3.5” (2019), “Bad Azz Zay” (2019), “Talk Dat Sh*t” (2019), “Goat Talk” (2019), “In House” (2020), “Goat Talk 3” (2021), and “Heartfelt” (2022). Boosie’s 2023 discography features “First Day Back,” “Best Album of 2023,” and “Goin Thru Some Thangs.” Notably, his recent single, “Ungrateful,” delves into personal relationships.

His Personal Side

Boosie is a father of eight children with six different women, three of whom are with his longtime girlfriend, Walnita Decuir. Walnita faced legal troubles in 2010 for attempting to smuggle narcotics to Boosie during his time in jail.

In December 2020, Boosie voiced his intention to sue Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg for $20 million over Instagram’s ban, asserting that the banishment hindered business opportunities, potentially causing a $20 million loss in deals. Despite the claims made in an interview with VladTV, the lawsuit filing remained uncertain.

On his 38th birthday, November 14, 2020, Boosie survived a shooting incident at a candlelight vigil for rapper MO3 in Dallas, sustaining a leg injury. Initial reports suggested the possibility of amputation, but Boosie later confirmed recovery without amputations on November 22.

Encounters with the Law

Boosie faced multiple arrests and prison stints, including a 2010 indictment on first-degree murder and drug distribution charges. Although acquitted of murder, he received an eight-year sentence for drug offenses. Released in 2014 after proving entrapment by informants, Boosie remained on parole until 2018. In a July 2022 incident, he was detained during a traffic stop and cited for marijuana possession.

Scrutiny and Backlash

In several instances, Boosie faced criticism and backlash for controversial actions. In February 2020, his comments about Dwyane Wade’s transgender daughter drew heavy criticism. Following a disturbing video uploaded to Instagram in May 2020, where he claimed to have engaged an adult woman in an inappropriate act with his minor nephew, Boosie faced further condemnation. Additionally, in October 2021, his anti-gay remarks on Twitter targeted at Lil Nas X led to the removal of his tweet by the platform.