Boosie Badazz Calls IG Head Adam Monserri A "B*tch"

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Boosie Badazz keeps getting booted off of the 'Gram.

Boosie Badazz has been in cahoots with Instagram, and Facebook at large, over the past year and some change. The rapper's often-times explicit Instagram Live sessions have produced some incredibly viral moments that were certainly NSFW. However, it helped many get through the early part of the pandemic, whether through his unfiltered commentary or the inappropriate acts 

The rapper was booted off of the platform, and continuous policy infractions have left him without an official account. He has a few burner accounts, though they keep getting taken down once Instagram realizes that it's Boosie. Most recently, the rapper took aim at the head of Instagram Adam Mosseri who publicly addressed Boosie's ban.

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Unfortunately, it seems that even without publicizing any debauchery on the platform, he's been removed, once again. The rapper took to Twitter where he put Mosseri on blast. "They took my IG AGAIN SMH AINT EVEN DO SHIT SPam," Boosie wrote before tagging the head of IG directly. @mosseri HES A BITCH."

During an appearance on the Breakfast Club, Charlamagne Tha God asked Mosseri directly the reasoning behind Boosie's ban. "You've gotta draw the line somewhere," Mosseri said. "It's a nudity policy. We try to be clear. You can appeal but if you have too many strikes, something will happen."

Check out Boosie's tweet below. 

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