In a startling update, rapper Boosie Badazz has addressed mounting concerns about his impending federal plea deal and the swirling prison rumors that have gripped fans and the media alike. In a candid video message, the artist clarified that he is set to enter a plea on August 26, but sentencing will not occur until two to three months later, quelling speculation about immediate prison time.

“Don’t worry, I’ll be at all my shows this September,” Boosie reassured his fans, emphasizing that his upcoming performances remain unaffected as he navigates this legal turmoil. The rapper, who has faced significant legal challenges in the past, including a recent arrest for firearm possession, is now bracing for the outcome of his plea. He expressed determination to fulfill his commitments while addressing concerns about how this situation might impact his career.

Rumors have circulated online regarding potential sentencing lengths, but Boosie made it clear: “They ain’t even sent it to me yet.” His case, complicated by previous dismissals and legal precedents, has left many questioning the fate of the beloved artist, who has built a successful career despite his past.

The stakes are high as Boosie faces the possibility of prison time for nonviolent offenses, a situation he describes as “humbug.” With his wealth and family on the line, the rapper is acutely aware of the gravity of his circumstances. “Nobody wants to go to prison, especially not at the peak of their career,” he lamented, urging fans to stay tuned for further updates.

As the clock ticks down to his plea date, the hip-hop community holds its breath, hoping for a favorable outcome for Boosie. The rapper’s future hangs in the balance, and only time will tell what lies ahead.