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Boosie Badazz is a Southern legend, so much so that he's been worthy of a tattoo tribute for years now. Moreover, he recently posted a video on social media of a fan that he met on a night out, who was just an unassuming woman at what seems like a bar. However, when she revealed the inside of her bottom lip to the camera, you can see that she reps the Baton Rouge MC to the fullest. Furthermore, the die-hard has his artist name inked on her lip, so she can always pop out a cosign whenever necessary. Maybe this is the kind of dedication that the 40-year-old talked about when discussing Tupac and Jada Pinkett Smith with DJ Vlad recently.
Regardless, it's a short, uneventful, but sweet video that's actually a bit of a common trend for rappers these days. For example, Lil Baby recently ran into a similar situation, although his female fan in question had a slightly different approach to her body art homage to the rapper than the Boosie stan. Instead of putting his name on her lip, she tattooed his whole face on her arm. In any case, these fans seem really happy and honored to be able to show these tributes to their favs.
Meanwhile, it seems like Boosie is going to have to depend on fans to not just show their support, but actively give him a helping hand. Near Halloween this year, he issued out another call to find a stolen diamond chain of his, and put up a cash reward for it. Apparently, this became a prevalent issue for the Concentration Camp member, as it's happened to him multiple times. Maybe he needs to stop flaunting them while out and about and treat his pieces like artifacts for a museum.
Still, it's this fan dedication that proves to the Trill Entertainment affiliate that his image means a lot- and that it's important to defend and preserve. Amid rumors that someone would put out an "alleged serial killer" documentary about him, he blasted the prospect. We'll see what the fans do to step up for their muse. With that in mind, stay up to date on HNHH for the latest news and updates on Boosie Badazz.
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Beyoncé‘s Cowboy Carter is reportedly set to compete in the country category at the 2025 Grammys, following major snubs from the likes of the Country Music Awards and the People’s Choice Country Awards.
The Hollywood Reporter announced that the album had been accepted into the category by the Recording Academy on Wednesday (October 2). While other nominees have yet to be revealed, she’s likely to go up against the likes of Post Malone, Chris Stapleton, Lainey Wilson, Zach Bryan, Kacey Musgraves and Moroney.
Cowboy Carter is also expected be nominated for album of the year.
This will be Beyoncé’s first time competing in a country category at the awards, as she was previously denied her 2017 submission for Lemonade‘s “Daddy Lessons” to be on the ballot for Best Country Song.
Cowboy Carter has been a major commercial success since its release in March. The album debuted atop the Billboard 200 tally with 407,000 equivalent album units in its first week, making for the biggest sales week of 2024 at the time – though it has since been one-upped by Taylor Swift’s latest effort.
Twenty three of the album’s 27 songs also made it to the Billboard Hot 100 chart, bringing the Houston native’s career total Billboard Hot 100 songs to 106. She is now just the 17th artist and only the third woman to score over 100 entries since the Hot 100 was launched in 1958.
But despite this, Beyoncé was snubbed completely at the 2024 Country Music Awards – receiving zero nominations.
She then came out empty handed at the 2024 People’s Choice Country Awards – despite receiving the second highest number of nominations this year.
Ahead of the event, which went down on September 26, Bey was up for a staggering 17 nominations for the album.
All winners at the People’s Country Music Awards — a self-proclaimed “award show for the people and by the people” — were decided by fan votes during a pretty tight voting period, which started on August 13 and ended August 23.
But despite the impressive amount of nods, she walked away 0 for 17. She was, however, mentioned by Cowboy Carter-featured artist Shaboozey during his acceptance speech, who thanked the superstar singer for “being amazing.”
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