BIOGRAPHY
Lil Boosie, born Torrence Hatch on November 14, 1982, is an American rapper, singer, and actor hailing from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He rose to prominence in the Southern hip-hop scene and gained widespread recognition for his gritty and authentic approach to rap.
Lil Boosie's early career included collaborations with local artists, and he gained regional success with his debut studio album, "Youngest of da Camp," in 2000. However, it was his third studio album, "Bad Azz" (2006), that marked a significant breakthrough in his career. The album featured hit singles like "Zoom" and "Wipe Me Down," and Lil Boosie's energetic delivery and distinctive voice resonated with a broader audience.
Despite facing legal issues, including a period of incarceration, Lil Boosie continued to release music and build a dedicated fan base. His authenticity, street-oriented lyrics, and the ability to convey the struggles of urban life contributed to his enduring appeal.
After his release from prison, Lil Boosie continued to make an impact in the hip-hop scene with projects like "Touch Down 2 Cause Hell" (2015). He has collaborated with various artists across different regions and has maintained a consistent presence in the rap industry.
Beyond music, Lil Boosie has ventured into acting and has been involved in other business endeavors. He has also faced controversy and legal challenges, but his resilience and commitment to his craft have contributed to his status as a respected figure in Southern hip-hop.