Lil Boosie Music

The track “My Struggle” by Lil Boosie is another banger off of his 2006 release Bad Azz. Most die-hard fans probably already have this track (ant they should because it is a classic). There will always be some people that are not up to date or brand new fans, so it is a good idea to show them some good music so that they know what to play. Anyways, this track is really reflexive upon Torrence Hatch’s life as a person growing up in the south Baton Rouge area. Most people know that he is an artist who stays true to his life in his rhymes.

In this song, for example, he talks about his struggle. If you have had the chance to take a look at the biography of Lil Boosie, then you know he has been through a lot from a very young age. He reflects on his dads’ drug issues as well as growing up getting bruised and the drug traffickers that ran rampant through his neighborhood. The entire song is great because you get to hear what he did directly through his own words. None of this track is made up, he just talks about his lifestyle and where it has led him in the struggle.

Most people probably have not have experienced a lot of the things that are talked about in “My Struggle.” However, some people may have, especially if you are from a fairly dangerous community like Boosie was growing up. He tells the tales of selling drugs, having big stacks, how the O.G.’s showed him the ropes around the block and told them how to work the system. He talks about his experiences getting money, copping jewelry and references several people that he used to hang out with. The realness and insight that you can get into his life is incredible through this song.

Lil Boosie My Struggle (Listen)

If you have not ever heard the song My Struggle, then you can take a listen in the music player above. He also addresses several rumors that people have made up about him in this song including the one where someone said was that Lil Boosie dead from two shots to the head. Others made up the rumor that he overdosed on ecstasy (them pills or jiggas). As you know, it is probably not a good idea to believe everything that you hear about his struggle unless you hear it from Torrence Hatch himself. Take a listen to the track and see what’s up with the Bad Azz.

A lot of people have heard the joint by Lil Boosie Beef With Me and really love the truth that he’s speaking on that record. It seems as though these days rappers want to start beef with everyone in order to gain hierarchy up the status level in the game. In truth, most beef isn’t even entertaining to most rap fans unless it is between two artists of similar caliber. A lot of artists don’t like to talk dirty about other artists because they want to get money together. Even more may be afraid of the beef on wax to lead to violence in the streets between two cliques. There was a lot of tension between artists like Gucci Mane and Young Jeezy, but now they are cool because an intermediary (DJ Drama) was able to help them realize that it was pointless for a couple of the hottest in Atlanta to be fighting.

When people think of Beef Wit Me by Lil Boosie, they automatically always assume that he is talking about other artists. In this track, he is basically saying that he dares another artist to start something with him because he is too real for them to even handle. Most people don’t want it with Torrence Hatch because he is too widely respected. Think about it, would you want to start drama with an artist that you look up to? Probably not; it just would not be a good look.

A lot of people are wondering, well isn’t there Lil Boosie beef with Plies? To be honest, unless you hear it coming from the words of the Bad Azz himself, there is no need to make up rumors or hype up something that has been dead for awhile. Right now, Boosie is in his own lane trying to make music and get money, he has said that he’s not really with the “competitive emcee” because he raps about real life and what he has personally experienced. He doesn’t rap about anyone else, so when someone attacks him verbally through lyrics, he handles his business and moves on.

More of a discussion was the alleged Lil Boosie beef with Lil Wayne. Many people like to compare two artists coming from the same state of Louisiana, despite the fact that they are from different cities (Wayne is from New Orleans and Boosie is from Baton Rouge); you can even check out the Lil Boosie vs. Lil Wayne fight (not actually “beef” more like a comparison) video that some guy made. If you think about it, beefing usually gets artists into legal troubles and they don’t really want that. Most artists are smart and keep focused on their own careers and don’t waste energy trying to fend off people that are taking lyrical jabs in attempt to damage or degrade their character.

A lot of people were excited when they heard there were rumors about Lil Boosie new album 2009 called “Superbad The Return of Boosie Bad Azz.” Most artists only come out with one album per year, but Boosie has impressed the entire scene with his grind and persistence as a rapper. He made another classic and you should know that it is a necessity to have as part of your collection if you are a fan. Most people thought that the album was straight up fire and the reviews were overwhelmingly positive. That album featured banging production from producers like Mouse.

The album starts with songs like “Top Notch” and “My Avenue.” It then moves into hard hitting songs like “I’m A Dog,” “Loose As A Goose,” “Mind of a Maniac,” and “Better Believe It.” It offers something from people of all demographics and taste that enjoy real street and gangsta music sound. Other tracks like “Nobody” featuring Bobby Valentino are softer, but are crafted to the highest quality. Artists that are featured include many people that you have heard from before on prior Bad Azz projects, but there are some newcomers as well. Guest appearances include: Lil Phat, Lil Trill, Webbie, Trina, Young Jeezy, KaDe, Foxx and Mouse.

The next time someone asks about Lil Boosie new album, you will be able to let them know that it is real music for real people. The collaboration possibilities are literally endless for him in the future. He has gained a ton of respect from other artists in the industry and has been gaining the attention of more people with each release. Although he has been grinding for a long time (sometimes finishing several tracks in a single night), he always takes time to make sure that the final product sounds good and is perfected.

Since releasing the album, he has put out other tracks like “Gin In My Cup” that are even newer. Additionally, there were plenty of Boosie mixtapes that have been released in the past year. You should know that he is collaborating with Young Jeezy on the song “Miss Me.” Also, he is working hard to perfect his next album. In a little while, people will be talking about a Lil Boosie new album in 2010 called Free At Last which is set to come out when he is free from his jail term. You will have to wait and see whether the title holds up and what other plans he has for the people.  The new Lil Boosie 2010 music is going to be even crazier – he keeps getting better with time.