Boosie Badazz pushed again in opposition to discuss of jail time and stated he’s standing sturdy as he waits for a ruling in his gun case.

Boosie Badazz stays agency in his perception that he’ll dodge jail time as he awaits sentencing in his federal gun case, insisting throughout a latest look that he refuses to even entertain the concept of spending the subsequent two years behind bars.

The Baton Rouge rapper leaned on religion and Southern conviction when requested about the potential for a 24-month sentence, making it clear that he won’t converse negativity into existence or declare an consequence he doesn’t settle for.

“I’m confident like a muthafucka. I ain’t going to jail. I don’t speak that out my mouth. I’m from down south. Your word your mouth is a powerful source.”

Boosie pushed again in opposition to social media predictions that he’ll routinely be hit with the utmost time period when he returns to courtroom. He pressured that nothing is predetermined and that sentencing relies upon fully on the choose.

“It’s still up to the judge,” he stated. “It’s up to God but it’s up to the judge. You know people saying ‘He gotta do two years.’ That’s not a fact of this case. It’s up to the judge what the judge wanna do. I’m confident man. I’m chin up chest high.”

Despite his optimism he stated he’s bracing himself for no matter consequence arrives in January. Boosie acknowledged the load of the scenario however urged this case feels totally different from previous authorized battles that left him feeling focused.

“I don’t have a judge that hates me this time,” he stated. “I’ve always had judges that crucified me.”

Still he made it clear that his confidence shouldn’t be blind. Boosie instructed TMZ earlier that he hopes a pardon will come by and he reiterated that perception throughout his newest remarks. That hope stays alive due to a monthslong push behind the scenes.

In October filings revealed that the Louisiana native employed lobbyists to assist him safe a pardon. He has additionally gone public with a number of pleas asking state officers to rethink his scenario and lengthen mercy. The effort is ongoing as his authorized workforce works to shift the narrative forward of his courtroom date.

Boosie’s sentencing which was initially slated for November 21 was moved to January 9 at his request giving him extra time to arrange and pursue each sensible avenue. For him the delay shouldn’t be a setback however one other second to strengthen his perception that the proper consequence remains to be inside attain.

As the brand new yr approaches the rapper faces one of the crucial consequential moments of his profession but he continues to undertaking resolve. Whether by a choose’s choice or a hoped-for pardon he maintains religion that he’ll stroll into 2025 as a free man relatively than one other cautionary story.

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