BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — In an exclusive chat with Louisiana First News, Baton Rouge native and rapper Boosie talked about his return home. He shared insights on his famous Boosie Bash event and the impact his hometown has had on his life and career. Boosie, whose real name is Torre nce Hatch Jr., has impacted the rap scene since the early 2000s. His honest lyrics show his life in Baton Rouge. Louisiana rapper Boosie reunites with his favorite teacher “The city is a part of who I am,” Boosie said. “Growing up in Baton Rouge, we faced a lot of struggles, but it’s also where I learned how to hustle, survive, and make something of myself. The city built me into who I am today.” The Boosie Bash, an annual event that has become a staple for Baton Rouge and its fans, runs from Friday, March 21 to Sunday, March 23. Known for its performances and vibrant celebrations, the event attracts thousands of attendees each year. Boosie shared that the Boosie Bash is more than just a concert; it’s a chance to bring his community together and give back to the people who have supported him throughout his career. Latest News Boosie reflects on Baton Rouge's impact on his life and career Louisiana voters take fight for fair representation to the US Supreme Court Kyle Larson eyes a triple-header sweep, after win at Homestead Louisiana attorney general criticizes Baton Rouge school visit by rapper with alleged gang links Best Performance Cars for 2025 ...read more read less