Boosie Badazz is defending Coi Leray after her new album, COI, bought 10,000 album-equivalent models within the first week of launch.

In case you see Coi Leray trending in the present day, it’s primarily as a result of her sophomore album’s first-week gross sales information hit the online on Monday. Whereas there was some respectable quantity of promo and media protection across the album main as much as its launch on June 23, 2023, the undertaking didn’t do in addition to anticipated.

COI debuted at No. 102 on the Billboard 200 chart after promoting 10,000 models within the first seven days of its launch on streaming platforms. She tapped artists like Skillibeng, Lola Brooke, Saucy Santana, and Giggs for the undertaking. French producer David Guetta additionally made contributions to the only “Make My Day.”

Some followers flocked to social media to both share their disappointment or troll Leray about her first-week album gross sales. Nonetheless, the younger rapper is taking the criticism with grace as she tweeted that she is pleased with her sophomore album and encourages her followers to stream the LP.

“Grateful to have an album on the highest 200 for my first week of my album launch, once more,” she wrote in a tweet. “This time with 3 hits on the new 100 … woah. I’m tremendous pleased with myself. Greater and higher 12 months each time. Hold streaming #COI [arrow hearts emoji] it’s an AMAZING undertaking.”

Amongst her friends within the hip hop group defending her is Boosie Badazz, who himself has been having a tough 12 months to this point with mounting authorized troubles.

“[Coi Leray] Ought to have bought a minimum of 100k the primary week,” Boosie wrote. “‘no one latest acquired extra hits than her’ both this shit rigged r celeb children simply get hated on when its time to swipe. Mfs be haters str8 up ??my fam undergo the identical sh*t we aint stopping tho imagine that.”

Boosie Badazz not too long ago acquired loads of love from Coi Leray when she bumped into him at an occasion. The Baton Rouge rapper has been a giant supporter of her profession over time.