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Boosie Says He Feels 'Played' by Rod Wave as Their Sample Beef Drags On

Boosie is still not letting the Rod Wave situation go.

Boosie Says He Feels 'Played' by Rod Wave as Their Sample Beef Drags On
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Boosie is still not letting the Rod Wave situation go. The Baton Rouge vet reportedly said he feels "played" over the way Rod has leaned on his and Webbie's catalog without, in Boosie's telling, giving him writer credit, according to DancehallMag.

Boosie says the two were negotiating a payment and that he believed they had landed on $150,000, not the $100,000 figure that has been floating around. He claims Rod then went online signaling he was not paying anybody. Rod's side has previously maintained the music was cleared through the label that owns it and that any offer was a goodwill gesture, as DancehallMag reported in September.

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Boosie also told The Breakfast Club, where he appeared with Webbie on Oct. 26, that a young Rod Wave fan once walked up to him crying at an airport and begged him to leave Rod alone, per Baller Alert. He insists it is just business and that he does not wake up thinking about Rod.

In the same run of interviews, Boosie also weighed in on Lil Durk's legal fight. Rich Motion's newest Short on Durk's bond offer is above.

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Sources: DancehallMag, Baller Alert, DancehallMag (Sept.)

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