Officers said they smelled marijuana and searched the black Cadillac SUV that Boosie was a passenger in at the time.

“I can’t be going through this though, bro,” Boosie said while handcuffed. “It’s harassment, it’s every day. I can’t even live. I moved to the country to f**kin’ live, bro.”

He added that he moved to rural Georgia to avoid contact with police, and later mentioned that he had 35 women at his house at that moment engaging in sexual activity.

As the video progresses, the Baton Rouge rapper appears to threaten the officers with physical violence and legal action, Uproxx reports.

“Car’s not stolen, registration is right, the tag is right,” he said. “You f**king motherf**kers are targeting my vehicles.”

Officers discovered a bag of money and weed inside of the car before placing Boosie in handcuffs.

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