Kanye’s Late-Night Tweet Sparks Speculation After Boosie’s Crash
Kanye has been tweeting and deleting all week but fans sure didn’t miss his post that was seemingly aimed at Boosie Badazz.
In the now-deleted X post, Kanye wrote:
“Man Can everyone let this be a lesson. Don’t have the handlers make you go against Gods favorite.” He added, “For my entire life every stupid a bum n*gga l never barely even heard of that come out the wood works coming at me Something bad always happens to them.”**
The tweet in question came just hours after reports confirmed Boosie was involved in a serious car accident.
This ain’t the first time Kanye and Boosie had friction. Back in 2022, Boosie publicly went off on Ye for rockin’ that infamous “White Lives Matter” tee alongside Candace Owens. And it’s clear—Ye hasn’t let that slide.
Boosie’s Car Wreck: What We Know So Far
Boosie’s accident went viral after video footage surfaced showing a wrecked scene: totaled cars, airbags out, and people laid out on the ground. It looked bad, but thankfully, no fatalities were reported.
Journalist @lorenLorosa connected with Boosie’s publicist for clarity and to explain what went down—though full details are still under wraps.
Here’s what was said:
Right now, Boosie has stayed quiet on Ye’s post. But if you know Boosie, then you already know the clapback is probably loading…
The Root of Kanye and Boosie’s Beef
Their tension goes back to when Kanye’s fashion choice became the talk of the culture. At the height of the controversy, Boosie fired shots on X (formerly Twitter), saying:
“@kanyewest AFTER ALL WE BEEN THROUGH AS A RACE YOU PUT THIS DISRESPECTFUL SHIT ON!! U GIVES NO FUCKS ABOUT HOW BLACKS HAVE DIED N SUFFERED TO THE HANDS OF THE WHITE MAN N U SAY BUSH DON’T LIKE BLACK PEOPLE…REALLY N-GGA,” he wrote.
That was a bold call-out, and it clearly rubbed Ye the wrong way. And with this new tweet, it looks like Ye’s trying to send a warning—subliminal but loud.
Fans React: Is Kanye Playing Petty or Speaking Facts?
Social media lit up after Ye’s tweet. Some fans backed him, saying he’s been “God’s favorite” and folks should’ve stopped testing him years ago. Others called the post distasteful—especially since it came after a potentially life-threatening event.
One fan tweeted, “Kanye stay waiting for somebody’s downfall just to post like a villain.” Another wrote, “He might be right, but timing is everything bruh.”
Still, Ye’s supporters say this is just his version of spiritual karma. Whether you see it as shady or divine justice, one thing’s clear: Ye meant what he said, even if he deleted it.
Is Boosie plotting a response? Or is he just focused on healing? Time will tell.
