AceShowbiz - Boosie Badazz (Lil Boosie) previously alluded that after he made headlines for his comments on NBA star Dwyane Wade's transgender daughter Zaya, Jay-Z attempted to talk to him. However, in a new interview, Boosie clarified his own statement.

"The people got it wrong," the Baton Rouge star explained in a recent episode of VladTV. "The owner of my reality show, he know Jay. We started losing advertising."

He went on adding, "He like, 'Imma call Jay. Jay can put you on the line with Dwyane Wade and y'all do some s**t. We clear this s**t up and go get the bag. Whoopty woo. Jay can make it happen.' He the one who can make it happen. He from New York, my boy from New York. I was just like, no, bruh."

Boosie, however, didn't feel apologetic for his remarks which many deemed transphobic. "I stand what I stand on. I don't feel I said nothing wrong to apologize for," he insisted.

During the interview, Boosie revealed that he was scolded by his mom, sharing that she "got on [his] a** about the situation." He added, "That's where I got that line from, 'Who am I to judge?' 'Cause she kept saying that. And I just made the song."

According to the rapper, his mother pointed out that people might not like the things he did He understood that his mom only tried "get in [his] head to flip" him, but he "ain't apologizing."

"I feel kids can't make decisions like that at that age and I just believe in traditional values, that's all," he said. "And people took it the wrong way but I wasn't trying to harm nobody about it. I don't have nothing against nobody or nothing like that."

Previously, Boosie told Charlamagne Tha God whether he ever planned to apologize to Dwyane. "Nah... They already tried to do that. They were trying to hook up some s**t with a meeting with Jay-Z," he said.

Elaborating his story, Boosie continued, "They say Jay-Z was gonna get him on the phone and all that s**t, I need to apologize to save this, and save that." However, he refused, saying, "Hey, tell Jay-Z I don't wanna talk. I'm not apologizing for s**t. I don't give a f**k if Jesus calling to get me to apologize. I said what I said, man. I felt that was right."