Lil Boosie’s brother and manager, Taquari Hatch, told the New Orleans Times-Picayune the “Still Happy” rapper’s release date is officially set for May 16, 2014. But that date will be moved up to Feb. 16, 2014 once the Trill Ent. rapper completes two additional classes at the Louisiana State Penitentiary.
It was in September when Rick Ross fueled rumors of Lil Boosie’s impending release during an interview with Power 105’s “The Breakfast Club.”
“They telling me November, he’ll be coming home,” the “100 Black Coffins” rapper said. The boss also hinted he may potentially sign the embattled MC.
“I’m a put a bag on the table for that boy…You never know,” he said.
Gucci Mane is also entering himself in the bidding pool for the incarcerated rapper.
Gucci Mane hinted he has $500,000 on the table for the embattled Southern MC.
“500 cash for boosie,” he wrote