DJ Paul Reacts To Backlash Over Missing Gangsta Boo’s Funeral

DJ Paul required to social networks on Sunday to react to the backlash he got for not participating in Gangsta Boo‘s funeral service.

The homegoing service for the rap artist, whose genuine name is Lola Mitchell, was hung on Saturday, January 14 at the Brown Baptist Church in Southaven, Mississippi.

DJ Paul, who is an establishing member of Three Six Mafia, was greatly slammed when word of his lack spread throughout social networks.

In a video published on his Instagram page, Paul resolved his critics and set the record directly concerning his lack stating:

Let me describe something to you b**ch @ss n***as out there who got something to state about me not pertaining to Boo’s funeral.

N***a, I spent for the funeral, h*e.

I’m on muthaf**kin trip and even if I wasn’t…I put on’t do funeral services, n***a!

DJ Paul went on to share that the last time he participated in a funeral he was bombarded by “groupies” who wished to talk with him.

He kept in mind that he has absolutely nothing to show to anybody since “Boo understand just how much I liked her and I understand just how much she liked me.”

Paul went on to take credit for making Gangsta Boo a star and mentioned that there would just be 4 of 5 individuals at the funeral if it wasn’t for “who he developed.”

He likewise dealt with those who slammed her coffin.

“Her mother desired her to be cremated like the rest of their household. What the f**k we gone invest cash on a pricey @ss casket for when she fitna get cremated?”

Watch DJ Paul’s full response video listed below.

Some things are much better left unspoken and whatever doesn’t need an action.

My acknowledgements, prayers, and inmost compassions head out to the Mitchell household and all who understood and liked Gangsta Boo.

May she rest in peace.