Boosie Badazz Says Lil Uzi Vert Must Have $250Mil Net Worth To Buy $24Mil Diamond

He believes your bank account must be stacked & your family has to be well taken care of to make that sort of purchase.

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Regardless of the criticism they receive from strangers on the internet, Lil Uzi Vert and JT are going strong. The pair have often defended their romance against trolls, but the negativity hasn't stopped them from boasting about and showing love to one another. They reportedly received matching tattoos of each other's names, and Boosie Badazz weighed in on the couple's progression during an interview with VladTV.

"My first girl that I was with for like, nine years, ten years, probably more than that, me and her got matching tattoos," said Boosie. "We got a music symbol right here, but I ain't got no girl name on me." He added that if someone gets their partner's name tattooed on themselves, they "might as well gon' 'head and get married."

Vlad wanted to know what Boosie's tattoos symbolized and after giving a brief tour of his body art, the pair moved on to discussing Uzi's $24 million diamond that he allegedly had "implanted" into his forehead. 

"I don't know, you put a $24 million diamond on your head, you gotta have $250 million," Bossie stated. "I feel like if you didn't do that, that was a waste. It's too many people in people families that hurtin' to pull out sh*t like that if you ain't really living like that. I don't know what he got, I'm just saying, if it was that way, I feel like—'cause $24 million, you spend that, nobody in your family should, everybody in your family should basically be living like you."

Vlad added that he looked up Uzi's net worth and it's allegedly $20 million. Boosie said if that is true, and if Uzi really did spend all that money on his diamond, then he's in debt.

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