A few years after his Instagram account was shut down, the 'Wipe Me Down' rapper makes a request to the CEO of Meta by claiming he has 'been doing good' on the platform.
- Jul 7, 2023
AceShowbiz - Boosie Badazz has made a public request to Mark Zuckerberg. A few years after his Instagram account was shut down, the "Wipe Me Down" rapper, who was formerly known as Lil Boosie, asked the CEO of Meta to remove the ban on his handler.
The "One of Them Days Again" spitter shared his request to 39-year-old Mark as well as Instagram's CEO Adam Mosseri through Twitter. On Thursday, July 6, he tweeted, "@zuck n ADAM can I get my officialboosieig Page back ?"
The 40-year-old went on to argue his case by stating, "I've been doing good n AINT been n no BS on ig!!CAN U PUT ME BACK UP ?" On the reason why he wanted his page back, the hip-hop artist spilled, "I'm trying to get my motion back."
Boosie's tweet was immediately flooded with responses. One Twitter user in particular pointed out, "N***a just caught a case off a ig post and still begging to be on that S**t is wild." The commenter was making a reference to the rapper getting arrested for being spotted having a gun tucked in the waistline of his pants during Instagram Live.
Another shared similar sentiment by saying, "N***a jus gotta outta jail [smiling face with tears of joy emojis] talking about he aint been in no BS." A third added, "That album went plastic it aint bc of ig you just aint got it man let it go be a ceo or sumn that rap s**t dead for you homie." A fourth, in the meantime, supported Boosie by writing, " 'I've been doing good' [crying face emoji] give my boy his page back.. he been a good noodle."
Boosie's plea came two years after he accused Mark of being "racist" for permanently suspending his Instagram account. In a June 2021 interview on VladTV, he stated, "I got in my feelings. I don't know if he's racist or not. I'm telling the truth, but I wanted to take it there. I want to set up a Triller. Boosie versus Zuckerberg. Celebrity boxing match. They just showing me there’s level to s**t."
"People can really put you in your place when you don't own s**t or you don't have no rights to s**t," he continued. "I reached out to Puffy. I called Puffy personally. 'Puffy! Set up Instagram, man. Let me run that b***h. Call all the billionaires. Call Dre, everybody!' I told Puffy, 'call Jigga.' Just like they entertaining, ain't nobody entertaining like this black community. We got crazy people that do the most crazy s**t."
