Having Boosie BadAzz giving a thumbs up to Snoop Dogg’s Underdoggs film is interesting because the MC is known for criticizing nearly every topic. Unafraid, he has earned a reputation as an unapologetic talker who speaks his mind. This is great news for comedy lovers who are struggling to decide what to watch.
Snoop Dogg’s ‘Underdoggs’ Movie Features Mike Epps’ Best Performance
Boosie BadAzz recognizes “Underdoggs,” Snoop Dogg’s latest project, as one of Mike Epps’ standout moments. The MC attended the film premiere, where he watched Mike, Andrew Schulz, and George Lopez.
Before sharing his thoughts, Boosie quickly took to his online audience to announce what was about to unfold. On X, he expressed his emotions and praised Mike.
He wrote:
“Man, I’m at this MOVIE PREMIERE ‘UNDERDOGS.’ This movie is hilarious [smiling emoji]. This guy @TheRealMikeEpps has me crying from laughter. He’s so funny.”
In a follow-up tweet, he added:
“This is one of @TheRealMikeEpps’ funniest movies.”
Boosie, who never shies away from controversial situations, is always quick to judge his entertainment preferences. After attending a showing of Oprah Winfrey’s The Color Purple, the rapper admitted that he found the acting to be “gay.”
Boosie was extremely bothered by this and left the theater before the film ended. In an honest review, the concerned father shared:
“I had to walk out of this Color Purple movie (and two other older couples walked out as well). Because I had my little girls with me, and it seemed like a love story with a gay theme. The acting was good, but whoever wrote the script is pushing a narrative that goes against my values as a parent. I will not let my little girl watch this film.”
After his comment caught the attention of many fans, he faced criticism for his lack of empathy towards the gay community. Some labeled him as a homophobe. One commenter even brought up Boosie’s own daughter, Poison Ivy, who identifies as a lesbian. Despite his daughter’s sexual identity, the rapper does not support it.
#Clique, what are your thoughts?
