Boosie BadAzz took to the platform formerly known as Twitter on Friday to address his ongoing dispute with former signee Yung Bleu, urging him to settle their financial matters. The catalyst for Boosie’s plea was Bleu’s recent album release through EMPIRE, which Boosie alleges is exacerbating their feud for profit.
In his tweet, Boosie appealed to Bleu to intervene with EMPIRE on his behalf, asserting that the label is prolonging their conflict to benefit financially. He highlighted the detrimental impact on Bleu, emphasizing the mounting legal expenses and the label’s manipulation of their situation to profit from their discord.
Boosie elucidated the underlying dynamics, alleging that EMPIRE orchestrated the feud to exploit their financial interests. He outlined a scenario where the label leveraged the conflict to assert control over Bleu, ultimately profiting from his indebtedness. Boosie underscored his claim by referencing his previous legal battles and Bleu’s acknowledgment of his debt during the lawsuit.
This plea follows Bleu’s recent interview on Sway’s Universe, where he expressed resignation about resolving their dispute amicably. Bleu lamented the breakdown of their relationship and rejected accusations of betrayal, attributing the conflict to a misguided business decision.
The dispute between Boosie and Yung Bleu has simmered for over a year, with Boosie consistently asserting that Bleu owes him compensation for his mentorship. Central to Boosie’s grievances is the allegation of forgery, with claims that Bleu signed a contract with EMPIRE using Boosie’s name without authorization. Boosie has openly criticized EMPIRE’s CEO, Ghazi Shami, accusing him of deceptive dealings in Bleu’s signing. Despite Bleu’s rebuttals, the conflict persists, underscoring the complexities of their professional relationship and the challenges of navigating the music industry’s murky waters.