DJ Paul Tears Into ‘Complainers’ Asking Why He Didn’t Attend Gangsta Boo’s Funeral

    DJ Paul has taken aim at those who questioned his failure to attend Gangsta Boo‘s funeral in a scathing video reminding critics of their true relationship.

    The Three 6 Mafia co-founder posted the minute-long tirade to Instagram on Sunday morning (January 15), less than 24 hours after a funeral service was held in Boo’s honor in Southaven, Mississippi.

    In the clip, DJ Paul explained that, while he didn’t attend the service — nor the one held in Memphis the day before — he played a role in making sure his longtime friend got the send off she deserved.

    “Lemme explain something to y’all bitch ass n-ggas out there who got something to say about me not coming to Boo funeral,” he started. “N-gga, I paid for the funeral, hoe! I’m on muthafuckin’ tour and even if I wasn’t, I don’t do funerals, n-gga!

    “The last time I was at a funeral, it wasn’t nothing but a bunch of groupie ass muthafuckin’ n-ggas up in that muthafucka.”

    He continued: “Boo know how much I loved her, I know how much she loved me, n-gga. I ain’t got nothin’ to prove to none of you punk-ass, groupie-ass n-ggas up in there.”

    The artist and producer went on to remind those who had something to say about his absence that, were it not for him, many might not even have been aware of Gangsta Boo’s talents.

    “Cuz it wouldn’t be nothin but about four or five muthafuckas in there if it wasn’t for who I created. N-gga, what I created,” he said. “The teenage girl I found. N-gga, I’m the one that wrote ‘Where Dem Dollas At’ hook, n-gga. I’m the one who was writing and producing that shit. Yeah she did her verses, she did some hooks. Juicy [J] was doing beats, he was doing hooks. But I discovered her, n-gga! I went to school with her, she went to school with me.”

    DJ Paul closed out the clip by sharing that, the reason why the family had selected a low frills coffin for mourners to be able to view Gangsta Boo’s body as they paid their final respects was that her mother decided to have the late rapper born Lola Mitchell cremated, as is her family’s tradition.

    The “Stay Fly” rapper continued his onslaught in the post’s caption, where he made it known that he had also paid for the funerals of fellow Three 6 Mafia members Koopsta Knicca and Lord Infamous, as well as that of slain Memphis rapper Snootie Wild.

    “I Don’t Owe None Of You Goofs The 2 Minutes It Took Me To Make This But You Betta Keep My Name To The Upmost!!,” he captioned the post. “Especially Bout My Love Ones!!! U Complainers Just Wanted To Pour Ya Fake Love On Me! Naw Bih!!

    “Attending A Funeral & A Church Makes Some Of You Sinners Feel You Did Something Special Don’t It,” he added. “What Did U Do For Them Before Death???”

    Gangsta Boo died at the age of 43 on January 1. According to Fox 13 Memphis, the rapper (real name Lola Mitchell) was found dead around 4:00 p.m. local time on Sunday afternoon in her hometown of Memphis.

    The station later reported that the Memphis Police Department officers received a “person-down call” just before 2:20 p.m. on the date in question, and arrived at a home in the Whitehaven neighborhood to find Gangsta Boo had died.

    A cause of death has yet to be confirmed, though authorities stated that there was no sign of foul play.

    20 thoughts on “DJ Paul Tears Into ‘Complainers’ Asking Why He Didn’t Attend Gangsta Boo’s Funeral

    1. So you saying everyone that went shouldn’t have gone or they are fake groupies? Clown. U should have been there because that’s how you show respect for the dead

      1. Nowhere did he say everyone; he said “a bunch of…” Reading comprehension is important; stay in school, son…

    2. I don’t care wtf his reason is. Especially being ‘on tour’, that sh-t is a corny excuse. He knew her for the longest, worked together so much. He could’ve flown in from the other side of the world! Just take ONE DAY out of your tour and I’m sure unexpected events such as the death of a loved one are covered in the contract anyway. If not, pay the tour damages if you have to instead of taking it out on the world acting like they’re wrong for not understanding you not showing up to the funeral hoodr-t motherf-cker.

      1. Your lame, you little young brats have no morals, no respect for anyone’s personal life. The dead are dead! He loved her she knew he did, the memories keep things alive on the inside, going to a funeral is hard for some so they do not attend, either way it’s none of your damn business. As usual you little sensitive kids were called a name and.now feel? Offended or some weird shit.

      2. Firstly, you don’t know my age so calling me young is just d-mb. Secondly, it’s ‘you’re’ not “your”, stupid motherf-cker. Now to respond to your d-mb arguments lol. F-ck ‘he loved her she knew he did’. That’s your last time to see her. EVER. You need to put EVERYTHING to the side. He gave an excuse of ‘I don’t do funerals because ppl wanna come talk to you’ i.e. because he’s a celebrity, not because it was hard for him. Lastly I did not know about him not attending and only read it on here so technically he did not call me a name when he made the video you r-tard. So is he your ex-boyfriend or what because why else are you taking up for him when it’s not your business?

    3. It’s really nobodies business why he wasn’t there. That’s extremely personal business. I know ppl that simply can’t handle funerals well and choose not to attend certain ones. There’s no love lost

    4. People love talking about what other people should have done, when really they don’t know shit most of the time. I have no idea what it’s like to have the history with Gangsta Boo that DJ Paul has, although it sounds like some of the people in the comments do.

      I would imagine though – as he clearly stated – that HE gets jocked to the point where other people uncomfortably make the funeral about him and not the deceased person. If that is/was the case in these situations, I would not attend funerals either as it would not be the final experience I would want embedded in my memory about that person.

      But what do I know – not as much as other people who have commented for sure. Besides, I’m sure they’re happy with who they are and the people in their life love and care about them.

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