DJ Paul clears up Gangsta Boo’s funeral demands and wants people to step up

Three 6 Mafia DJ Paul clears things up following his now-viral response to the missing person Gangsta Boo‘s funeral, but TMZ tells Hip Hop that he was still on the front lines when it mattered most.

In a statement, the Oscar-winning rapper confirmed his absence but admitted he helped foot the bill.

He says. “The fact that I had to even address the negative things being said behind the scenes is really upsetting, I led the planning and paid for most of Boo’s funeral. it felt right to include them because we all loved Boo.”

We are told others like Juicy J, 8 Ball & MJG:and other relatives, all of whom served in the ministry, and Paul wants the whole ordeal to be water under the bridge.

He concludes: “I’ve said before why I didn’t attend the funeral, and that’s why I don’t think it’s appropriate to draw attention to it. Boo and I only had a relationship, he knew (and knows) where my heart is. I don’t have to explain it to anyone.”

Posting his fiery Instagram response to fans at 4am on Sunday, Paul explained how his presence at funerals unfairly attracts groupies and freeloaders.

Paul also delved deeper into trolls with a history lesson … revealing that he discovered Gangsta Boo as a teenager and monitored all of his best posts.

The funeral was still well attended, with hundreds of mourners, including artists Drumma Boy, La Chat and: GloRilla:, Your hit kid, From Memphis and: Glitter shine Brown Missionary Baptist Church in Southaven, MS was among the crowd to pay their respects.

Gangsta Boo’s close friends Juicy J, Yelawolf and: DJ EFN: Also sent videos to make up for their absences, clearly wearing their emotions on their sleeves in the videos.