Soulja Boy lately expressed some harsh comments about Drake. This was said in reference to the rapper’s recent feud with Kendrick Lamar. On Tuesday, July 16, Soulja Boy posted a quick message tagging Drake’s handle on X, which was previously known as Twitter.
DeAndre Cortez Way (born July 28, 1990), better known as Soulja Boy (previously Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em), is a US rapper as well as music producer from Atlanta, Georgia. He gained popularity following his self-published 2007 first hit, “Crank That (Soulja Boy),” spent a full seven weeks on the Billboard Hot 100.
Soulja Boy’s Remarks
“You disappointed me. @Drake,” Soulja wrote. In a follow-up statement, the rapper clarified his feelings further. “Doing all them weak a** songs with them n****z look where It got u none of them n****z you collab with or took on tour had yo back @Drake,” the rapper added.
Soulja’s compliments for Drake elicited a flood of responses on what he said on X. One person appeared to agree with the rapper’s views, claiming Drake had lost the rap fight with Kendrick Lamar. While another simply responded to Soulja Boy’s apparent need to express himself. Another commenter noticed Soulja Boy’s imminent album release on July 28.
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Further Reactions
Additionally, Instagram followers responded to the ‘Crank Dat’ rapper’s words in The Shade Room’s comment area. Instagram user @meechyorg wrote, “It’s not even 9 a.m. EST yet.” Instagram user @devialadawnj wrote, “I just feel like Drake is cooking some amazing s**t up… and by the end of the year, or next year! He’s going to have everyone back in love. “Mark my words💨😮💨”
Instagram user @steviebmoody said, “So he woke up pissed with Drake?” While Instagram user @tonigaye_ noted, “Soulja Boy is the first rapper to @ Drake” Instagram user @stiixwrites posted, “He woke up and chose to write in his diary today. 😭.” While Instagram user @likaydaa wrote, “he’s a real one for that tho”.
Drake Yet to Respond to Soulja Boy
Drake has yet to officially respond to Soulja’s tweets. The current dispute began involving three of hip-hop’s top performers, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and J Cole, all sparked by a supposedly innocent tune applauding their individual accomplishments. Cole withdrew from the melee as tensions rose.
However, Drake and Kendrick continue to fight with growing fervor, leveling life-altering charges at one another in a flurry of tracks. The verbal conflict has subsided for the time being, but the silence is unnerving. Will either celebrity have the ability to walk away? Whatever transpires, the rivalry has helped the industry.
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Drake and Kendrick Lamar
Whereas the dilemma of “who won” remains unanswered, Billboard magazine says that streaming of Lamar’s back repertoire has climbed by 49%, while Drake’s have fallen 5%. Lamar’s pop-oriented Not Like Us, which features a possibly libelous hook, has also been a club success, with 21 million streaming in the first three days of availability.
Additionally, there are numerous other conspiracy theories circulating, the most prominent of which is that Universal Music intervened to end the rivalry. However, TMZ reports that this is not accurate. In the meantime, there are indications that some listeners have become weary of the incessant back and forth.
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Soulja Boy and his Lawsuit
In other developments, Soulja Boy is apparently following through on his pledge to sue Tasha K and William The Baddest after the reality TV star alleged he had a sexual affair with the rapper.
On Wednesday (July 17), TMZ established that Soulja Boy had brought a lawsuit in reaction to allegations made on the “Unwine With Tasha K” podcast in May.
Latest on Soulja Boy
The rapper’s tour starts on September 8 in Charleston, South Carolina, and ends on October 12 in Anchorage, Alaska. Soulja Boy is set to perform at the Gramercy Theatre in New York City on September 17 as part of his tour. “The SODMG Tour” will promote his most recent album, “Soulja Season”.
Soulja Boy fans may already purchase tickets through third-party sites such as Vivid Seats, StubHub, TicketCity, Seat Geek, and Ticketmaster. The most affordable ticket we could locate for his 2024 tour, before fees, is $36 on Vivid Seats. The full list of Soulja Boy’s “The SODMG Tour” dates is accessible here.
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