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Fans are not showing kindness and grace to Boosie after he revealed the exact texts scammers who conned him out of $600,000 for a presidential pardon.
As part of his attempts to tell the full story after he says 60 Minutes cut major details out, Boosie released some of the text exchange and there’s some clear red flags.
First, most of the words are misspelled and spaced improperly, then, the texter doesn’t seem to be speaking like a real person. The final tell, and the biggest one, is the texter continuously pushing back the day the pardon is coming down and blaming everything possible for it.
Naturally, fans clowned Boosie for his mistake.
“N**** got finessed by the Daejon Love of Washington. Streets is dead,” one user posted.
“Bro he texted you in all lowercase. Nothing about that seemed unprofessional to you?,” another user posted.
“N**** this is an Indian bot farm. The person texting probably hasn’t touched the phone he’s texting you from in 6 months,” another user posted.
“Lmaooo these mfs called you the favorite client. Probably was they favorite lick,” another user posted.
“Lil Boosie getting Nigerian scammed was not on my bingo card,” another user posted.
LOOK HOW THESE DUDES R LYING ON THE PRESIDENT‼️ TRUMP IS VERY SYMPATHETIC ‼️TRUMP WAS DELAYED BECAUSE THE VENEZUELAN CRISIS ‼️HE JUST GOT BACK TO DC TODAY ‼️ pic.twitter.com/lPu9sj03t7
— Boosie BadAzz (@BOOSIEOFFICIAL) September 15, 2026
Boosie Gets Scammed
During an interview, Boosie spoke on how he was scammed, thinking a law firm had direct ties to Trump to get him a pardon. Originally, in a report by Notus, Boosie revealed he was suing law firm Burkman & Wohl for $600K after they failed to secure him a Presidential pardon. The duo, Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl allegedly told Boosie they had tight connections with Donald Trump’s team and could get him a pardon, if he paid up.
However, when New Year’s Day rolled around, Boosie’s lawyer got a call claiming Trump had already signed the pardon. When the lawyer pressed why there hadn’t been any information yet, the lobbyists allegedly claimed that the deal would be signed shortly. TMZ reported that a White House official denied Burkman & Wohl’s role in pursuing a pardon, saying there was no record of the firm submitting a claim. They also said doing so would have hurt Boosie’s chances for a pardon more.
The pardon never came, and Boosie told Notus he would take legal action.
