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The video transcript details a disturbing situation involving rapper Boosie Badazz and an obsessive female stalker who has been harassing his property for several years. The narrator describes numerous escalating incidents where the woman appeared at his gate naked or in inappropriate attire, threw jewelry onto his steps claiming ownership of diamond earrings, and even brandished a BB gun while threatening him with harm to his son. These actions culminated in her arrest for trespassing after she allegedly flashed herself outside his home, leading to her being held in jail for several days without anyone willing to post bail on her behalf due to the severity of her behavior and mental state.
A central theme of the discussion revolves around Boosie's decision to bond out the woman from jail despite significant backlash from his family. While his relatives were upset that he allowed a potentially dangerous individual with severe mental illness back into society, Boosie argued that leaving someone in such distress was not an option for a "standup guy." The transcript highlights the complexity of dealing with mentally ill individuals who become obsessed with celebrities, noting similar cases involving other famous figures like Slim Thug and Lil Wayne. The narrator suggests that while the family's concern is understandable given the risk involved, Boosie felt compelled to help someone in need rather than letting her "hang," reflecting a moral dilemma between public safety and compassionate intervention.
The conversation also touches upon the broader issue of celebrity stalking and how fans often cross boundaries out of obsession, sometimes following cars or camping outside homes until police intervene. The narrator shares anecdotes about neighbors encountering mentally unstable individuals who feign injuries to gain attention only to walk away unharmed shortly after receiving medical aid, illustrating the unpredictable nature of these situations. Ultimately, the video concludes by praising Boosie for doing what he believed was right in a difficult circumstance and encourages viewers not to judge his actions too harshly while urging them to subscribe for more content regarding reality TV stories and legal warnings related to high-profile trials.
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these last 3 4 years, man. I done had a
real stalker, bro.
Y'all probably saw on YouTube in front
of my gate
being arrested. Uh,
she didn't blocked off my driveway. She
didn't said nobody coming in and out of
the house.
She didn't uh
jumped the gate and threw clad earrings
on the steps saying I can have my
diamond earrings, babe.
She didn't pulled up with a BB gun and
aimed a BB gun at me and [ __ ] Like my
son was too knock off that time, bro.
Like
last month she showed up naked at the
gate with Timberlins on.
Y'all probably know about the time she
had the skirt on with the high skirt
with the thick white socks and the heel.
But man, I always make that.
>> Wow. Wow. Guys, make sure you like
subscribe to the channel, man. Booy
going through it, man. He got a young
lady that's stalking him. And you know,
she's an older lady, man. And she's
she's going through mental illness and
stuff, man. And she ends up getting
arrested. But Booy a standup guy, man,
because he ends up um man, true story,
man. Booya end up bunning out of jail
after he get locked up, man. It's crazy
for trespassing. Uh reality TV, you
there?
>> Can you hear me?
>> I hear you a little bit. You're a little
bit back from the mic. But anyway, um,
stalkers, people who have you ever had a
boyfriend that uh or or a person who
wanted to be your boyfriend that kept
coming around and you seen him? I know
you had a run in at the apartments when
you was working out in them Thundercats,
but like have you ever have you ever had
a uh somebody to the to to that you know
they was watching you and you like damn
I got to get I I I don't like this.
Yes.
>> What do you What do you do in in that
case? Especially if they have you ever I
put like that. Have it ever been
somebody mental mentally ill?
>> You got to be mentally ill to stalk
anybody period.
>> You know, you're kind of right. You hit
me with a blow on that.
>> Something got to be wrong with you.
>> Yeah. Because they don't know you to be
doing that and they just standing
around. And I don't know if you remember
I talked about this on Slim Thug. Slim
Thug had a lady that was homeless that
was in his
>> It's the same thing like they see these
guys as celebrities. They they you know
they find out where they live or they
see them and they just become obsessed
with them. I even had a u a guy to uh uh
uh come on and I think it was one person
said that a girl broke off in uh Lil
Wayne house and got in his bed and all
kind of stuff.
>> Rihanna Chris Brown. Yeah, everybody
have these runins, man. But do you think
Booy did the right thing by handling it
the way he did? Now, let me before you
answer that, hold that hold that
thought. Listen to this. Police let her
go, you know.
But, uh, couple nights ago, she did the
ultimate, bro. Like, like the most
craziest [ __ ] you can think of. Just she
went loco, bro. Like, she she flashed
the [ __ ] out, bro.
She in jail, bro. So
she been down like four or five days. So
uh
I went bond out this morning, bro.
And um my family mad at me and [ __ ] but
she ain't got nobody to sign her out, so
she's still in jail. Don't nobody want
to sign her out. Uh,
anybody won't be a good Samaritan
probably who got a mental health program
who can probably help her.
Boy, I feel like she been in jail long
enough, bro. I mean,
anybody got to police let her go. You
know,
>> he felt like she's in jail long enough
now, man. And um let me just start off
by saying man a lot of times you get
these situations man where people really
really you know going through some stuff
mentally you know and it's like you hate
to see them going out like this you know
but a lot of times man people they they
they dealing with mental illness and
they they going you can look at this
lady that the picture is up that tell
that she's going through some stuff,
man. And Boo's family got mad at him for
for letting her out cuz they don't want
nothing serious to happen. But do you
think they should have been mad at him?
Uh, reality TV.
>> Who mad at him?
>> His family for getting her out, for
bonding her out.
Yes. No. Dillusion
>> to bond her out.
>> Yeah, he bonded her out. He went ahead
and b paid the bun, but he couldn't get
out cuz he not, you know, see he let
somebody else do that. But he he said
she been in jail for four or five days
and he just didn't want to see her in
jail like that.
>> It must be somebody he know.
>> She keeps stalking him, coming by the
house doing stuff, but she's mentally
ill.
>> He he did he before.
>> No, man. You see this woman, he ain't
did that, man. She's just having mental
problems.
>> So, so was he wrong? Or should he have
left her locked up? Oh,
>> somebody where she got keeping.
>> Well, she was over there butt naked in
some Timberland boots.
Them folks seeing her out there butt
naked in front of his gate. What? And
then she threw threw I don't know how
she end up with some earrings that
belong to somebody heals and she threw
them say get these earrings. You know,
um that's the part right there, man.
Like a lot of these celebrities go
through so much, man, trying to figure
this stuff out, bro. And and it's just
like
it's wild
cuz you got a lot of good dudes, right?
And then you got some dudes who bad, but
all of them all of them going to get
what's coming to them. Um, I trip off of
uh
I trip off of uh the way that the way
that these people how I guess they find
out where they live. You know what I'm
saying?
>> And they follow them and they follow
their cars and they start camping out in
front of their house. The police come
and the police, oh, that just so such
and such. She always out there, right?
Like what?
>> What? She always out there. She always
>> she always she always out there. That's
the way she get down. She's out there
all the time, man. Booy them. Yeah, she
she definitely she's a booy fan for
real. They probably laughing at her. You
know what I mean? Ain't no telling. They
probably laughing at her and carrying on
about it.
>> What she want to do with Booy?
>> Well, she's a she's a fan. What do you
think she want to do with him? She just
want to be around him. But if she
mentally ill. We had a guy that was in
my neighborhood and he walks around and
one day lady knocks on the door and say,
"You know this guy?" And I said, "The
guy that want to be walking around, he
was looking in my window. He was sitting
in old girl's house on the couch. One
day she come out of the shower. He was
sitting on the couch. She had left the
door open. Older white lady that stayed
across the street from me." I said, "Uh,
no. I don't know him, but I wouldn't be
sitting in my house and uh why she got
her doors open. But anyway,
one day she come down here and she
knocked on the door. The white lady, I I
just seen the guy. I'm telling you, he
live up the street or somewhere around
here. He was laying on the ground. He
got hit by a car. Both his legs was
broke. I said, "Really?
He walked out in front of a car and got
hit?"
She said, "Yeah, he broke both his
legs." I I asked him, "Was he okay?" He
said, "No, he not all right." He was
laying there the ambulance and
everything. They put him in am. Do you
know his people? I said, "I don't know
his people,
man." About I say about 30 minutes
later, man, that dude walked right by my
house. I said, "What the hell is going
on?"
He walked right by the house like ain't
nothing wrong with his legs. He done
laid down by some cars.
He done laid down in front of the car
and they called the ambulance and act
like he done got it. Ain't nothing wrong
with him. I think they finally went on
took him to, you know, took him to get
some help. But I mean, it'd be some wild
stuff going on in these in these
situations, man. But I think Booy did
the right thing by trying to help a man.
Any standup person would try to help a
person. They wouldn't leave them
hanging. You know what I mean? I
wouldn't leave nobody hanging. And I'm
and I'm glad that Booy uh stepped up and
he didn't he didn't uh leave a leave her
hanging. I'll just say that I thank God
that um uh uh you know daddy went and
paid her paid her out. You know if a
family or somebody a good Samaritan go
get her. I agree with him man but it
just it's just tough man cuz a lot of
our people been through so much or going
through so she you know this woman you
can clearly see she need help man. But
shout out to Booya for doing the right
thing man. Uh, I hadn't spoke on Booy,
so I had to do something to react to
something that he done because old Booy
Boo man, he uh he trying to figure it
out, man. He got a network. Y'all can go
check him out. And uh I know a lot of
y'all be like, "You a Booy fan. You
always riding for Booy, man. I just ride
for what I I ride for for what what's
right, what I think is right, you know.
And um he ain't doing nothing wrong by
paying $3,500 to get this girl out of
get this young lady out of jail. And
family ought to let it go, y'all. Hell,
he just trying to do the right thing.
This woman got mental illness as hell.
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