In a shocking twist that has left fans and observers reeling, rapper Boosie Badazz has vehemently denied any involvement in the tragic death of Duke the Jeweler, whose life was cut short after a robbery following a concert. In a recent video, Boosie passionately defended himself, asserting that he barely knew Duke, who was 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁ed shortly after they had met while gambling the night before. “We getting money, man. That ain’t our steelo,” Boosie exclaimed, emphasizing that such violence was not in his character or that of his team.

The incident unfolded when Duke, who was reportedly targeted for his expensive jewelry, was shot after leaving the concert. Boosie expressed his outrage over the accusations linking him to the crime, stating that the narrative being circulated online was not only false but harmful. He insisted that his cousin, implicated in the robbery, was not representative of his lifestyle or values. “This is bad low, man. Kill that,” he urged, pleading for the public to reconsider the narrative being spun around the incident.

The rapper’s comments come amid rising tensions and speculation about the circumstances surrounding Duke’s death, with many questioning the connections between Boosie and other figures involved. “This could really mess up Boosie’s whole situation,” a source indicated, highlighting the potential fallout from the ongoing scrutiny.

As the investigation continues, fans and followers are left grappling with the implications of this tragedy. Boosie’s concert cancellations add to the urgency of the situation, as he faces mounting pressure to clear his name amidst the chaos. The clock is ticking, and the stakes are high—both for Boosie and the community that has rallied around him.