During a visit on The Breakfast Club, Boosie Badazz speaks on his public clash with Rod Wave comes down to business, credit and respect.
The Baton Rouge rapper said he feels slighted over the younger artist’s repeated use of his and Webbie’s music, claiming he was left without writer credits after the two had discussed terms. The dispute, as Boosie tells it, goes beyond a single song. He said Rod Wave has drawn on the duo’s catalog many times, and that the money attached to writer shares under standard industry contracts is minimal. “
He claimed that a day later, Rod Wave went online with a post signalling he would not be paying anyone, which Boosie took as a sign the gesture was never genuine. Still, he insisted the feud does not consume him. “It ain’t like I wake up thinking about him,” he said, describing the situation as a back and forth that simply never died down.
The beef has reached Rod Wave’s fans in personal ways. Boosie recalled a young girl approaching him in tears at an airport, pleading with him to stop. Boosie also addressed Lil Durk’s legal situation, a subject the duo touches on in their new music. He admitted he never had the chance to sit down and mentor Durk, recalling only a past visit when Durk came to his house to record. He was speaking, he said, on what he was seeing from the outside.
