Studio Albums

Year Album Label
2000 Youngest of da Camp Trill Entertainment
2002 For My Thugz Trill Entertainment
2006 Bad Azz Warner Bros. / Trill
2009 Superbad: The Return of Boosie Bad Azz Trill / Asylum
2015 Touchdown 2 Cause Hell Atlantic / Trill
2020 Goat Talk Bad Azz Music Syndicate
2023 Heartfelt Bad Azz Music Syndicate

Mixtapes

Year Mixtape Notes
2003 Trill Azz Mix Tapes Early Baton Rouge street run
2007 Bad Azz Mixtape Series Core pre-prison catalog expansion
2010 Boosie Blade Post-incarceration anticipation release
2014 Life After Prison Comeback mixtape series
2016 Out My Feelings (In My Past) Emotional narrative-focused release

Breakthrough Singles

Year Single Chart / Context
2006 Zoom Early breakout street single
2009 Better Believe It With Webbie & Young Jeezy
2010 Set It Off Southern street anthem
2015 I Don’t Gotta Comeback era single
2020 Period Modern viral hit

Collaborations & Features

Year Song Artist
2004 Give Me That Webbie
2006 Savag Life collaborations Webbie / Trill Fam
2009 My Savage Webbie & Lil Phat
2017 Rick and Morty YFN Lucci
2022 Outfit Various Southern artists

Style and Influence

Lil Boosie is known for emotionally direct street storytelling, unfiltered lyrical delivery, and a strong regional identity rooted in Baton Rouge hip-hop culture. His music often blends personal struggle narratives with Southern trap production.

His prolific mixtape output and consistency across incarceration and comeback periods helped solidify his reputation as one of the most influential voices in Southern rap.

Legacy

Boosie Badazz remains a defining figure in Louisiana hip-hop, with a catalog that reflects both hardship and endurance through multiple eras of Southern rap evolution.

His influence is especially visible in modern street rap artists who emphasize raw autobiography and regional authenticity over commercial polish.