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Boosie BadAzz, aka Torence Ivy Hatch Jr., has attempted to establish contact with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg with the help of T-Pain (aka Faheem Rashad Najm). Zuckerberg recently announced on Instagram that he has collaborated with T-Pain to create a remix of the song Get Low.
In an Instagram post on November 13, Zuckerberg shared the significance of the song for him, explaining that it was playing when he first met his wife Priscilla at a college party. Further, in the comment section, T-Pain expressed his gratitude for letting him be a part of the collaboration.
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Subsequently, Boosie BadAzz implored T-Pain to speak to the Meta CEO on his behalf to reinstate his Instagram account. In a tweet on November 13, the rapper wrote:
"TPAIN U RIGHT ON SIDE @zuck CAN U LOOK OUT FA ME N TELL DUDE STOP STOP TRYNA STOP MY MOTION ? R U GO BE QUIET N ACT LIKE U NEVER SEEN THIS TWEET?"
The Baton Rouge rapper has publicly called out Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri in angry online tirades on several occasions. This is because Boosie saw several of his Instagram accounts deactivated in the past for alleged reasons, like violations of the platform's s*xual content policy, anti-gay rants, etc.
Boosie BadAzz had wished for Facebook and Instagram executives to die in a plane crash
Boosie BadAzz and Instagram have had a strenuous relationship over the years. On July 14, 2022, Boosie's former Instagram page @americasmostwantedig was taken down, and he then went on a tirade on X, blaming Mark Zuckerberg and Adam Mosseri for the same.
According to the rapper, the reason was the video of his detainment by the police. It showed Boosie BadAzz threatening to spit on police officers, and the clip was released by TMZ the same day. Boosie also wrote that he wished for Mark Zuckerberg and Adam Mosseri's plane to crash.
"Y’all take my IG for a video that a cop posted of me going off like wtf I ain’t post it. Adam n Mark y’all some b*tches‼️ All that dam money n your wives look like Aliens n your kids look like ret*rds. I wake up every morning hoping your jet crash," he wrote on X.
Boosie insinuated that he was a victim of racism, before wishing further harm on the Facebook and Instagram executives.
"GOD Bring Kobe Bryant back n put mark and Adam in that helicopter with their family," the Louisiana rapper added.
Meanwhile, in July 2021, Mosseri fielded a few questions from users on Instagram as he was asked about the reason behind banning Boosie BadAzz's previous accounts.
“The only content we try to take off of Instagram is when there’s safety concerns. You don’t lose your account or get it suspended until you have a lot of strikes. And at some point, we have to draw the line,” he explained.
In an interview with Cam Newton, posted on his YouTube channel on February 11, Boosie revealed that he has been banned from Instagram 17 times in the past.
