**Breaking News: Boosie Faces Lawsuit Over Promoting Boozie Bash with Caleb Wilson’s Image**

In a shocking turn of events, rapper Boosie Badazz is facing a lawsuit in Louisiana for allegedly using the image of late athlete Caleb Wilson to promote his highly anticipated Boozie Bash. The artist, visibly frustrated, has expressed that this legal battle might force him to take the event out of Louisiana permanently.

Boosie revealed the emotional backdrop of the promotional campaign, stating that the decision to honor Wilson—a young athlete who tragically passed away—was made out of love and respect. He planned to offer a $10,000 scholarship and an additional $10,000 to Wilson’s family during the event. However, the lawsuit has cast a shadow over his intentions, causing Boosie to reconsider the future of Boozie Bash in his home state.

“This might be the last time I do this in Louisiana,” Boosie lamented, indicating he may shift the event to other states, investing around $300,000 to take the Bash on the road. His frustration is palpable as he recounts the challenges he faces in the state, stating, “They ain’t going to let me be great.”

The rapper is urging fans to support fellow artist Juvet Metro at an upcoming performance, emphasizing the need for community solidarity amidst this turmoil. “Y’all pop out, man,” he pleaded, showcasing his dedication to Louisiana’s music scene even as he navigates this unexpected legal hurdle.

As the situation unfolds, the hip-hop community watches closely, wondering how this lawsuit will impact Boosie’s plans and the future of the Boozie Bash. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.