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Boosie on VladTV: Introduces his new artists, speaks on Tory Lanez, Kodak Black, T.I., Trump & more

“Boosie returned for yet another exclusive with VladTV. The rapper talked about some recent allegations against Donald Trump related to the 2020 election, the subsequent legal case, and the public response. Trump’s indictment and mugshot in Georgia was the main topic of discussion before he later transitioned to discussing his new album, which according to Vlad was very well done. Boosie spoke on the work behind the album, such as the creation of his song ‘Grateful.’ Check out the rest of the interview to hear Boosie discuss a variety of topics and introduce his new artists.” – VladTV

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