Boosie Defends Charging Fans $650-$5,000 For Shoutouts & Birthday Messages, Says Rappers ‘Gotta Make Money Off Our Likeness’
Boosie Defends Charging Fans $650-$5,000 For Shoutouts & Birthday Messages, Says Rappers ‘Gotta Make Money Off Our Likeness’
#Boosie is standing on business when it comes to making his coins!?
The #Louisiana rapper is defending his decision to charge fans for personalized video messages after launching the service on his website. And with prices ranging from $650 to $5,000, Boosie is making it clear that a special message from him won’t come cheap! Responding to criticism over the price list, the “Set It Off” artist encouraged other rappers and celebrities to follow suit, explaining that they “Gotta Make Money Off Our Likeness.”
So, what’s on the menu? Fans can shell out $1,000 for a birthday, anniversary, graduation or thank-you message, while a motivational pep talk will run them $1,250. Want Boosie to roast somebody? That’ll cost $1,500. Get-well messages are the cheapest option at $650, while business shoutouts top the list at a whopping $5,000. Dispensary/distribution shoutouts are also listed for $3,000.
#TJBCrew, are his rates reasonable, or is he charging way too much?

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