As fans anticipate Boosie BadAzz's Touchdown 2 Cause Hell album, the Baton Rouge rapper has decided to ease the wait by releasing part one of his new documentary.
In the five-minute clip, a slimmer Boosie delivers a message to the feds on the day before his stint at the infamous Angola Penitentiary.
"This is the countdown. I got 24 hours," he said in the clip. "It ain't nothing to a G 'cause I'm going to do that f*cking time, come right back and be the biggest n*gga in the motherf*cking rap game. Period. They think they're hurting me but they're really helping me blow harder than I would have ever blown if I was on the streets. Jail only make a n*gga bigger."
Boosie initially served time for drug and gun possession but was later accused of orchestrating a murder-for-hire while behind bars. He faced a life sentence.
The clip also shows the emotional reaction from Boosie's daughter after his release and fan commentary. Check out part one of Boosie BadAzz's documentary after the jump.
As previously reported, Touchdown 2 Cause Hell is slated to drop on May 26. The album was originally slated to drop in July 2014 and was then pushed back to September.
As noted by Rap-Up, the album has already spawned "Like a Man" featuring Rich Homie Quan, the Webbie-assisted street single "On That Level," and his most recent release, the payback anthem "Retaliation."
Touchdown 2 Cause Hell will also feature guest spots by Rick Ross, Chris Brown, Keyshia Cole and T.I.
Stay tuned for part two and let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.
