Rapper and hip-hop personality Boosie Badazz appears completely unfazed by an explosive online rant from his baby mother, Rachael Wagner, and their daughter, Toriana, as he was spotted living it up at an Atlanta Braves game, casually declaring, “I don’t care,” while the women accused him of narcissism, blocking them, and causing years of emotional damage.
In a livestream and subsequent video footage captured at Truist Park, Boosie, dressed in a simple gas station tank top and a Micah Harris jersey, danced, tipped stadium staff, and cheered as the Braves hit home runs, all while the internet erupted over a bitter family feud that his ex and daughter dragged into the public eye just hours earlier.
“I don’t care. I’m outside,” Boosie repeated over the roar of the crowd, before switching jerseys and shouting, “Stop playing with me, man. I’m so Louis.
The realest ever in Atlanta.” The 42-year-old rapper made no mention of the allegations, instead focusing on the game and his solo outing, telling the camera, “Couldn’t get nobody to go to Braves game with me tonight. Guess I’ll go solo.”
The drama began when Rachael Wagner went live on social media, claiming that Boosie had blocked both her and their daughter after a heated exchange. In the transcript of that live, which circulated rapidly, Wagner unloaded a torrent of accusations. “Stop the theatrics.
You will always be the same. I’m not giving you no more chances to hurt me,” she said, referring to Boosie. “You are a narcissist who always thinks he right.
And to be honest, I don’t miss any of the physical mental and nothing like that that I had to endure while I was at your home.”
Wagner, often referred to as “BM” (baby mother) by fans, went on to claim that Boosie’s hatred for her has unfairly spilled over onto their daughter Toriana. “Every party, every event, every clothing when it came to her visiting, all that was my work. Now why my child was chosen to be treated differently, I don’t know,” she said, her voice rising.
“He should not hold the hatred he has for me against his child. Toriana has nothing to do with nothing at the end of the day.”
Toriana herself also appeared to confront the situation, crying and accusing her father of blocking every avenue of communication. “She is blocked from both cell phones and the internet. She is blocked.
What the f you want people to do?” Wagner shouted on the live. Toriana later broke down, saying, “Even if she did cry, she human.
I cried. Let one of y’all parents treat y’all a certain way at a certain age, you going to cry if y’all had that bone.”
Wagner claimed that she had tried repeatedly to reach out to Boosie to make amends for the sake of their daughter. “She tried. She communicated.
And I want y’all to stop antagonizing her. Stop her,” she pleaded. “He know he was wrong and that not cool.
I can’t help that out of 365 days of the year, I had my child the most except for summers and some holidays. So, I can’t help I know my child more than he does.”
The live stream then swerved into a scream when Wagner insisted Boosie had called and then blocked them again. “HE CALLED. SHE BLOCKED.
Do you know what block mean? Damn. How many times you want her to reach out?
I’m not doing that. The f she is blocked. How many times you want me to say it?”
In contrast, Boosie’s own video showed him completely unbothered, dancing to music, tipping ushers, and even shouting at players. “Yes sir. Yes sir.
Bring them on in. Another run, baby. Yes sir,” he yelled as the Braves scored.
At one point, he threw money at the camera, declaring “I’MMA give you a thousand. Another tip for you. Where you at?
Another tip.”
The stark contrast between the emotional rant and Boosie’s carefree baseball outing has ignited a firestorm online, with fans divided. Some accuse Boosie of being a deadbeat and a narcissist, echoing Wagner’s claims, while others argue that the rapper has the right to enjoy his life and that the family drama is just another internet circus. Neither Boosie nor his representatives have issued a formal statement addressing the allegations, and the rapper appeared to signal his refusal to engage by posting the Braves video with the caption, “All I see is Braves wins, haters mad.”
This is not the first time Boosie’s family life has played out publicly. The rapper, who has multiple children with different women, has often been embroiled in custody and child support disputes. However, the intensity of this latest exchange, with Toriana clearly hurt and crying on camera, has struck a nerve among followers.
Wagner ended her rant by telling the internet to “stop antagonizing” her daughter and that she had “prayed and gave it to God.”
For now, Boosie appears to have a singular focus: the Atlanta Braves and his own good time. As he left the stadium, he repeated his mantra, “I don’t care,” and waved off the camera. Whether this will escalate further remains to be seen, but one thing is clear—this family feud is far from over, and the internet is watching every pitch, every live, and every defiant move Boosie makes.
