In a dramatic turn of events, rapper Boosie Badazz has publicly expressed his relief over the not guilty verdict for Sean “Diddy” Combs, urging the music mogul to take a step back and reflect. Boosie, speaking passionately about the implications of the case, emphasized the importance of unity among Black figures in the entertainment industry, lamenting how often they are targeted and torn down.

“I’m so glad he did it free,” Boosie exclaimed, highlighting the emotional toll such accusations can have on families, particularly on 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren. He voiced frustration over the societal double standards that seem to favor white figures in similar situations, arguing that if Diddy were white, there would have been an outpouring of support rather than condemnation. “It’s about his seven kids,” Boosie insisted, stressing that the well-being of 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren should take precedence over public opinion about their parents.

Boosie’s comments come in the wake of Diddy’s acquittal on domestic violence charges, a verdict that has sparked a wave of reactions across social media and the entertainment world. While acknowledging that Diddy may have made mistakes, Boosie asserted that the court’s decision vindicated him from the more severe allegations.

However, the rapper didn’t shy away from advising Diddy to “sit down for a while,” suggesting that the music mogul take time for introspection and recovery. “Grab Stevie J and just chill,” he added, underscoring the need for Diddy to focus on his family and personal well-being. As the dust settles on this high-profile case, Boosie’s heartfelt remarks resonate, calling for solidarity and support within the Black community, especially in the face of adversity.