Soulja Boy
Soulja Boy called out the rap community over their silence regarding Megan Thee Stallion on social media, directly calling Lanez out. Fans who witnessed the tirade in turn called him out for his treatment of his former partner, Nia Riley, who alleged that he abused her during their relationship.
Soulja Boy wants to be the first rapper with a social media app.
During a recent interview with VladTV, R&B legend Teddy Riley got straight and to the point when calling out Soulja Boy for his alleged physical abuse of Riley’s daughter, Nia Riley, and calling on him to apologize to her. Riley also shared that he had previously confronted Soulja Boy which let to a physical fight.
Charleston White, a popular YouTube star on the rise, claims that Soulja Boy confronted him over comments, catching a mace spray to the face.
This is definitely one thing Soulja Boy won't boast about being the first to do if this news turns out to be true.
While many may mock the design and style, Soulja's followers and fan base are going gaga over the kicks, but we do have our doubts that resellers are even thinking about setting their bots to eat up merch upon release. Just sayin.'
After years of using the name Big Draco, the "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" star shared his, ahem, situation, and fans on Twitter reacted in extreme thirst.
Whether or not Soulja actually does leave the rap game behind to exclusively be an actor remains to be seen, but we do feel that should he actually be a full-time actor most of his roles will be that of a rapper in a movie.
The Atlanta rapper and entrepreneur sat down with Charlamagne Tha God to break down a handful of times he broke the Internet by way of his outsized personality.
While we weren't exactly concerned about the ramifications that a Soulja Boy and Kanye West beef would have on the culture, we're glad to see the two men officially squash their differences ASAP.
Soulja Boy is not cutting Kanye West any breaks. Big Draco’s online assault on Yeezy continues to heat up.
No, Soulja Boy is not the first rapper to own a video game company.
