“I Don’t Care” Boosie Is Unbothered By “BM” Rachael & Daughter Toriana Dragging Him! ⚾️

Rapper Boosie Badazz appeared completely unbothered at an Atlanta Braves game Friday night, posting video of himself cheering and celebrating as his baby mother Rachael and daughter Toriana unleashed a furious online rant accusing him of narcissism, blocking them, and emotionally abusing his child.

The footage, obtained exclusively by NM Mag TV, captures the Louisiana rapper in high spirits, wearing a $6 gas station tank top and a Micah Harris jersey, tipping generously and shouting “I don’t care” while fans around him cheered. The juxtaposition of Boosie’s carefree night out against the emotional plea from his family has ignited a firestorm of reactions across social media.
In a nearly 20-minute video that accompanied the Braves game footage, a woman identified as Rachael, Boosie’s ex and mother of his child, and his daughter Toriana tearfully accused him of blocking all communication. “He blocked her. She is blocked from both cell phones and the internet,” Rachael said, her voice trembling.
“How many times you want her to reach out? I’m not doing that. She is blocked.”
The transcript reveals a deeply fractured relationship. Rachael claimed Boosie is a “narcissist who always thinks he right” and that Toriana had endured “physical, mental” abuse while living in his home. Toriana, sounding visibly shaken, said she was “tired of crying over there” and accused her father of holding “hatred he has for me against his child.”
She added, “This ain’t just a regular person. This is a parent.”
Boosie, speaking to the camera at the Atlanta Braves game, appeared to dismiss the allegations entirely. “I don’t care,” he said repeatedly, adjusting his jersey and pointing to the field. “I’m outside.
Yes sir. Another run, baby. Yes sir.”
The rapper also referenced a “daddy day” earlier in the video, suggesting he had his daughter Toriana for a portion of the year, but the context of the visit was not clear.
The conflict erupted after Boosie posted a recording or message on social media that Rachael and Toriana claim misrepresented their attempts to reconcile. “When he said on the recording… that he didn’t want to talk about the DMs, that’s why,” Rachael said. “So like I said, I reached out.
She tried to reach back out. What more do a person want?”
Rachael pushed back against online commenters who blamed Toriana for the drama. “Y’all can’t say what she should do. Just like y’all can’t say what he should do.
He know he was wrong,” she said, while also insisting that she had done all the work for Toriana’s visits. “Every party, every event, every clothing when it came to her visiting, all that was my work.”
Boosie’s public display of indifference comes after a history of public family disputes. The rapper, who has faced legal and personal controversies over the years, showed no sign of remorse or concern as he cheered for the Braves. “I’m so Atlanta ain’t never seen a lit,” he yelled, before shouting “RIP Trouble,” a nod to his late friend.
“The realest ever in Atlanta. Yes sir.”
The video’s closing moments show Boosie tipping ballpark staff and enjoying a solo night out. “Couldn’t get nobody to go to Braves game with me tonight. Guess I’ll go solo,” he had said earlier, but the footage shows he was not alone—fans and workers interacted with him enthusiastically.
The rapper even swapped jerseys, moving from a Micah Harris to another baseball jersey, saying, “I’m in this tonight. Feel good too.”
Toriana, however, expressed exhaustion from the cycle of drama. “Been crying. Tired of crying over there.
Like damn, y’all act like you ain’t human,” she said, referencing the public scrutiny. “Let somebody do parent like y’all got to understand this ain’t just a regular person. This is a parent.”
Rachael emphasized that Toriana had tried to communicate many times. “How many times you want her to reach out? I’m not doing that.
The she is blocked,” she said, noting that Boosie blocked Toriana from both cell phones and social media. “What the — you want people to do? She blocked everybody.”
The rapper’s decision to go to the game and post video immediately after his family’s emotional statements has drawn sharp criticism online. Some commenters called it “tone-deaf” and “toxic,” while others defended Boosie’s right to enjoy his life. The rapper himself offered no direct response to the allegations, instead focusing on the game and his $6 tank top.
“Got that $6 tank top on from the gas station,” Boosie said, laughing. “Yeah. Nice little I don’t even wear out with it, but went so good with the shoes and the shirt.”
He then turned his attention back to the field, cheering as a Braves player hit a double, bringing in three runs.
Rachael, at the end of her rant, asked viewers to stop antagonizing Toriana. “Ain’t nobody come on here for none of that. All I came to do is clear up the fact about what he said,” she said, adding that she had “prayed and gave it to God.”
Toriana, for her part, said she was “tired of crying” and that her father’s actions had left her feeling “hurt.”
The full transcript of the video shows the depth of the family’s pain. “I don’t miss any of the physical, mental and nothing like that that I had to endure while I was at your home,” Toriana said directly to Boosie, though he was not present during her recording. She claimed she had “built up hurt” and that she was “16” during a previous live rant.
Boosie’s camp has not released a statement. The rapper, known for his unfiltered social media presence, often posts about family and feuds with equal fervor. Tonight, however, he chose baseball over drama.
“Stop playing with me, man. Stop playing with me cuz I’m so Louis,” he said, a reference to his own catchphrase. “What you know?
Come in here with one stick and leave with another stick.”
The incident has also drawn attention from other celebrities and influencers, many of whom have commented on the ongoing dysfunction. No official reconciliation appears imminent, as Boosie continues to block his daughter and ex-partner.
For now, the rapper is focused on the Atlanta Braves’ run and his own enjoyment. “Another tip for you. I’mma tip you all night.
I’mma give you a thousand,” Boosie said to a ballpark employee, flashing cash and smiles. “I don’t care. I’m outside.”
The video ends with Boosie saying, “Yes sir. Yes sir. Yes sir,” as the crowd roars.
The family drama, however, shows no signs of quieting down.