DJ Vlad has called out Adin Ross for aborting his interview with Boosie Badazz while pointing out the hypocrisy behind his reasoning.
Soon after he promised to have the Baton Rouge MC on his platform, Ross revealed that he would no longer be moving forward with the collaboration during a Kick livestream on Tuesday (March 5).
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“I cancelled on Boosie, chat,” he began. “No disrespect to Boosie. I just said I would only do the stream if Charleston [White] was allowed, because out of respect for Charleston, guys, you guys know I’m loyal to Unc, Charleston White, and basically he was just like, ‘I wasn’t trying to have Charleston on the stream with me.’
“Charleston White, he gets hit up all the time by every streamer, but he says no to all of them, and I just want to give that loyalty back, that’s all […] And I fuck with Boosie, so I don’t have an issue with Boosie.”
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The following day, Vlad took to Twitter and put Ross on blast by writing: “So @adinross, who is Jewish, canceled his livestream with @BOOSIEOFFICIAL because of his loyalty to Charleston White. This is after Charleston White said he loves Hitler and the Holocust was fake. Adin is lame [as] fuck for this. Fuck Adin Ross.”
Check out Ross’ explanation and Vlad’s response below:
@clippingwl adin ross said he cancelled his stream with boosie because he’s loyal to charleston white || #adinross#viral
Boosie Badazz is a frequent guest on DJ Vlad’s platform — a few months back, he even claimed that he’s made roughly $500,000 a year from his many appearances on the channel.
During a visit to The Breakfast Club last year, the Louisiana native was asked whether he would ever do a podcast with his frequent rhyme partner Webbie. In response, he said that he’d only do it for millions of dollars.
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“Ain’t that kind of money in it,” co-host Charlamagne Tha God said, implying that being paid that much for a podcast was an unrealistic goal.
Boosie replied by talking about his VladTV appearances and said: “Well I don’t want [a podcast with Webbie]. I could make half a million with Vlad every year, man. I don’t really need [podcast money]. Vlad help me out a lot more.”
Charlamagne then double-checked to make sure he had the figure right, to which Boosie replied: “Close to it.”
After the revelation, Vlad launched a GoFundMe for future interviews on his platform.
“Now that Boosie told The Breakfast Club that we pay him $500,000 a year to be on VladTV, all of our other regular guests want the same amount too so we can’t afford to keep our lights on,” he wrote on Twitter.
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“We had no choice but to start a GoFundMe to avoid going out of business. Even $1 would help during a time like this. Please help.”
