In a candid discussion that has sparked significant interest, Wack100 recently critiqued Boosie Badazz for what he describes as “selective politicking” regarding the case of notorious drug kingpin Big Meech. During an interview with DJ Akademiks, Wack100 expressed his frustration over how some individuals from street backgrounds navigate the complex world of corporate America while trying to uphold street rules that often do not apply outside their communities.

Wack100 emphasized the need for respect and open dialogue, suggesting that those who come from the streets should not impose their past experiences on others in different environments. He stressed the importance of recognizing the realities of corporate culture and the futility of trying to merge street ethics with business dealings. Wack’s comments came in light of Boosie’s recent public statements about the Big Meech situation, which Wack100 believes are inconsistent with Boosie’s prior stances against cooperating with law enforcement.

The conversation took a personal turn as Wack100 reflected on moments from their past, including a notable interview with rapper 6ix9ine, where he stood firm despite external pressures. He expressed admiration for Boosie’s talent but questioned his understanding of the political dynamics at play, suggesting that Boosie’s rhetoric may sometimes contradict his public persona.

Wack100’s remarks have reignited debates around authenticity and loyalty within the hip-hop community. Critics argue that Boosie’s comments could be seen as hypocritical, while supporters maintain that he is simply expressing his views on a complicated issue. As discussions about street ethics and their impact on modern-day business continue, Wack100’s insights highlight the ongoing struggle for many artists trying to navigate their identities in an ever-evolving industry.