Boosie Tells Fans His Shows Are Still On Despite Federal Plea Deal

Boosie wants his fans to know one thing—he’s not going anywhere anytime soon.

The Baton Rouge rapper hopped online to address a flood of DMs asking if his concerts would be canceled after news broke that he’s taking a plea deal in his federal gun possession case.

According to Boosie, his August 26 court date isn’t for sentencing—it’s just part of the process. Federal court procedures mean sentencing usually comes two to three months later, giving him plenty of time to keep the tour energy alive.

“Once you take a plea, your sentencing ain’t till two, three months after that,” Boosie explained. “I’m going to be at every show, of course. Pool parties still going on, still going to be crazy.”

The rapper reassured supporters that every scheduled performance is still on, and even told promoters to keep the bookings coming. Confident as ever, Boosie reminded everyone why he’s still a top draw, dubbing himself “Mr. Sell Out Your Arena” and “Mr. Sell Out Your Club.”

While he’s accepted the plea deal after more than two years of legal back-and-forth, Boosie’s main focus now is packing venues and delivering high-energy sets before his sentencing later this year.