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Boosie keeping it 100% about what real money it looks like him! His comments have inspired mixed reactions! What he calls “crums” is some people’s annual salary. In fact, what the rapper calls “hips” is at least double the median annual salary of $64,064 in the United States, according to the US Department of Labor.
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Boosie Says $125,000 to $150,000 a Year is “Crumbs”
Yes! Roommates, that’s the so-called Boosie hips range: $125,000 to $150,000. Six figures, but to the Baton Rouge rapper, that’s no money. At least not enough to cover his expenses, he says. In an explanatory video reposted by The Shade Room, the ‘Wipe Me Down’ artist said that between his own lips and taking care of his loved ones, even $150,000 won’t do it. He described a scene while sitting in a cab, wearing a yellow hoodie and two diamond necklaces, along with two frozen rocks on his ankles.
Boosie explained that he owns several pieces of land, has several homes and taking care of his children all eat into his income. “That’s not money for me, man,” he added. $12,500 a month can’t pay his bills, the rapper shared after dividing $150,000 by 12 months. His courtside basketball seats alone cost him $200,000 a year, Boosie said.
“But I guess I understand why people are mad…I understand that’s a lot of money for a lot of people too. At one point, that was a lot of money for me in a year. So I was in the same shoes.
He also explained that he was touching $12,000 a month at 15 to 16 years old. Also, he clarified that he is not ending getting $130,000 for one show scheduled for February, saying that he is hot right now. “My shows are great,” said the rapper.
“I just want to let everybody know that I meant what I said, I said what I meant. That’s not a bag for me,” Boosie said.
Social media emphasizes the explanation
As mentioned, Boosie spun the block with this latest video about income after already getting mixed reactions about calling up to $150,000 “crums.” This new clip was just about taking a stand on business, while trying to understand the public’s opinion. In the comments section of The Shade Room, the roommates seemed to be choosing sides. Some said Boosie’s budget is in line with his lifestyle and tax bracket, while others talk about his “untethered” energy. Others encouraged internet users to mind their OWN pockets.
@thedjaone said, “Get past who’s saying it, and listen to what he’s saying! “For him”… moral of the story, don’t worry about yourself!”
“You have to remember that some people are in a different tax bracket than you. And that’s fine. His bills are going up because of his lifestyle,” @_mar.iah__ said.
“He’s crushing on a multi-millionaire, not someone living in poverty. Most people don’t even make 30K a year,” wrote @sourdayz.
“His explanation may inspire some people and be sour apples to others 🤷🏼♂️,” @jeremyrobinsonceo added.
@ka.mj311 said, “So his lips aren’t our lips. So to a point he’s right. 😂 and I’m fine with that. 150k for me vs him is not the same. Hell I don’t even make 100-150k and that’s still my bum.”
@na_rothschild said, “Coming from one of the lowest paid rappers in the game😩. His $ compared to Jay-Z, Drake, or Kanye is like dust in the wind😂😂😂.”
@veedachamp added, “Why is this even a debate? Someone richer than himself is calling his moneybags too. There are different levels to this thing called life. Comparison is the thief of joy, just do it!”
“Actually this is how most rich people feel about middle class/lower class people, but they beg us to keep supporting them: buy their records, buy their cars, buy their clothes and shoes, come to their concerts, stream their music. @jai_amaru_5 wrote.
@eish.do.it.better added, “I stay out of the rich and wealthy business 🤐🤣🤷🏾♀️.”
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