Lil Boosie Music

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 are asking the question, “What is Lil Boosie real name?” There are many fake names floating around the internet and it is important to clear things up. A lot of people think that his last name is “Boosie” since it is part of his stage name. With that said, if you read the biography of Lil Boosie, you would know that his real name is Torrence Hatch. The reason that his performing name or nickname has been “Lil Boosie” due to the fact that it is what his family nicknamed him when he was a little kid.

Many superstars these days aren’t afraid to share their real names because they are already all over the internet. In fact most hardcore fans look up the real names of their favorite artists so that they have the general knowledge. To a certain extent, you could say that a person is obsessed with an artist when they feel a need to know them on a first name basis. However, it could just mean that the person is such a huge fan that they have got to know all of the trivia that goes along with the artist. Rappers these days are usually open to sharing their first and last name even if their performing name happens to be different.

Take the artist 50 Cent for example, he wasn’t afraid to share that his name was Curtis Jackson – in fact, he actually titled his album “Curtis” to show his fans that he wasn’t afraid. Even Gucci Mane came out and called his album “The State vs. Radric Davis” to show that he was going to be honest and comfortable with the fact that the people know his name. Other artists like Talib Kweli and Kanye West don’t even modify their name going into the game.

Now you know that Lil Boosie real name is Torrence Hatch; all it does is make you more knowledgeable about your favorite artist. When a star is a celebrity like Boosie, don’t think that you are going to have a serious advantage to knowing him on a first name basis. It’s just a cool piece of trivia to know – people are information seekers; especially when it is information relating to someone’s music that they listen to on a daily basis. A lot of people probably don’t know Boosies real name, so you should be one up on them as far as trivia facts go.

A lot of people want to know whether there is really a Lil Boosie vs. Lil Wayne fight video that has been recorded. Many longtime followers of both rappers know that they are uniquely creative in their own right. Both hail from Louisiana and there are actually many similarities between the two artists. There are many videos floating around on the internet that showcase the rhyming skills of both artists by flashing from a Boosie Bad Azz verse to a Wayne verse and so on. It is really all personal taste in music when determining which rapper you think would win in a rap battle or which one has better rhymes. Obviously, fans of the Bad Azz know that he comes first over Weezy F Baby, but there are a lot of Wayne stans that would beg to differ.

It really takes a lot of maturity to skip beefing in this crazy world of rap and entertainment when it could very well compromise the career of a particular artist. The video included below showcases the skills of both artists and will let you determine who you think is better. Lil Wayne likes to say that he is the “best rapper alive,” but what is that supposed to mean? Surely if he were referring to the best gangster rapper alive, he would have to admit that Boosie’s got the crown in Louisiana.

For most people, it is easy to tell who has harder raps; it is clear that Lil Boosie has the hardest mixtapes, songs, and albums. When it comes to overall mainstream popularity, Lil Wayne is probably leading most other rappers. The fact is that each artist has their own strengths and weaknesses. Just because one artist has more appeal in a certain area means that they are a better artist or working any harder. In fact, Torrence Hatch is always on the grind and is constantly putting out new tracks, shooting videos, doing shows, and writing new lines for his true supporters.

Lil Boosie vs Lil Wayne Fight Video

To say that Lil Wayne sucks is probably straight up hating, but everyone is entitled to their own thoughts and opinions. Both artists came from nothing and have achieved success and are from the state of LA. Weezy is from New Orleans Louisiana, while your favorite Bad Azz hails from the south side of Baton Rouge. It is Lil Boosies style to make music that reflects his true life experiences and things that he is aware of in his hood. We all know that Boosie will forever be the king of gangsta lyricism and street music.  If you want to see him keep it 100% real, be sure to watch the Lil Boosie movies that are out like “Bad Azz” or “On The Grind.”