In the ever-turbulent world of hip-hop, where the line between artistry and reality often blurs, tensions flare anew as Boosie Badazz takes center stage once more. Just when you thought the saga of Kewon White—convicted killer of rapper Mo3—would fade into the background, White decides to stir the pot with shocking admissions about shooting at Boosie himself. Now, isn’t it just typical for the universe to flip the script when the stars align? With Mercury in retrograde, we can’t help but wonder: is this all just a clever ploy for attention, or is there something more sinister brewing beneath the surface? As Boosie raises his brow in disbelief and questions the rationale behind White’s audacious confession, the stakes couldn’t be higher. The cosmos might be playing games, but in this real-life drama, the repercussions resonate far beyond the courtroom. Buckle up, because this isn’t just about survival in the rap game; it’s a reflection of loyalty, vengeance, and survival, all under the astrological microscope.
Boosie Badazz is firing back after Kewon White, the man recently convicted of killing Mo3, admitted to shooting at Boosie and claimed he could have killed the Louisiana rapper if that had been his intention. Boosie questioned why White would file an appeal for his case in the first place. Meanwhile, White had been giving interviews about Mo3’s murder and allegedly admitting to shooting at Boosie. He questioned the timing and the logistics of admitting that information, while simultaneously trying to appeal his case.
White made the recent comments during an interview (from jail) with Cam Capone News. He said he had a problem with how Boosie carried himself when he came to Dallas following Mo3’s November 2020 death. White said he fired around 10 shots at Boosie but claimed his intention was to send a message rather than kill him. He also claimed he had “three opportunities” to kill him.
White’s decision to discuss the shooting now particularly bothered Boosie. Mainly because White is actively appealing his murder conviction. Boosie took to social media to question White’s reasoning.
“I know why,” Boosie started. “You wanna die in jail.”
He went on to call him names, and directed his message towards him at the camera by claiming that he must be doing these interviews because he’s comfortable in jail and wants to stay there.
“You what they call incredible hulks. You like a pink incredible hulk with yoppa in your hand,” he continued.
“Why would you file an appeal if you gonna do an interview talking about you had to kill [Mo3]?” Boosie questioned in his response. The timing is certainly unusual. White was convicted of capital murder earlier this month for fatally shooting Mo3, whose real name was Melvin Noble, on a Dallas highway in 2020. He has since filed a notice of appeal.
Prosecutors alleged during White’s trial that Yella Beezy paid him to kill Mo3. White has denied being paid by Beezy, and Beezy has denied involvement in the murder plot. HNHH has closely followed the case throughout White’s trial, including his conviction and subsequent attempts to appeal.
For Boosie, however, White’s latest comments have made an already personal case even more direct.
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