Boosie Badazz knows how to generate some income. The astute businessman, who lives in Palmetto, Georgia, has put a public price list on his personalized video shoutouts, and the menu is already drawing both laughs and side-eye across hip-hop timelines.

Boosie Shares New Business Venture

The Baton Rouge-born rapper sitting in a car, diamond chains visible, laid out the rates recently for video shout-outs he says he will offer:

The full rate card shown in the video is more detailed:

  • Birthday: $1,000
  • Anniversary: $1,000
  • Motivational: $1,250
  • Roast someone: $1,500
  • Graduation: $1,000
  • Get well: $650
  • Thank you: $1,000
  • Business shoutout: $5,000
  • Dispo/distro: $3,000

The clip is short—about 30 seconds—and frames the list as an open offer rather than a one-off joke. Media accounts including Daily Loud and Rap-Up quickly reposted it, with the latter asking whether fans could really be mad at the hustle.

This is not Boosie’s first time monetizing direct-to-fan messages. He has long maintained a Cameo page under Boosie Badazz, where personalized videos have recently been listed around $1,650 and up, with reviews noting quick turnaround and an enthusiastic delivery

He has also posted on social media n the past directing fans to book birthday and business drops through the platform. The Instagram menu circulating now appears to function as a more itemized version of the same service, with a roast option priced above a standard birthday wish and a business shoutout set at five times that rate.

Reaction online split along predictable lines. Some commenters treated it as another example of Boosie finding a way to get paid. Others were sharper: one reply argued that a typical Boosie fan does not have $1,000 to spend on a shoutout and accused him of being out of touch, while another dismissed the whole thing as charging for something people can already do themselves. The post drew hundreds of likes and over a hundred replies within hours, consistent with how quickly Boosie-related clips tend to travel.

Personalized celebrity videos have been a standard side revenue stream for years, from Cameo to direct Instagram bookings. What stands out here is the explicit roast tier and the way the list was presented—party hat on one side of the frame, price sheet on the other—turning a routine business update into content. Whether the $1,500 roast videos actually get ordered remains to be seen; the menu itself is already doing the rounds.