Why is soulja boy so bad

It also has the barest hint of a plot: Soulja Boy is now rich. In it, Soulja Boy blows his nose on a handful of Benjamins, eats a bowl of diamonds like it was breakfast cereal, rides a Segway to the recording studio in his guest house, unboxes the latest? Xbox, brandishes all his framed Billboard charts, rolls around on a chaise covered with cash, and drives off in a Lamborghini.

But the video is also rather sad, because Soulja Boy is by himself almost the whole time. Step it up, Soulja Boy. It was around this time that Soulja Boy and Ice-T started their beef. If you watch nothing else from this Spotlight, watch the video below.

Talk about ownage. I wonder if he would do a video like that about me for my birthday? The album sold poorly. Soulja Boy mostly blamed Interscope and Collipark for failing to ship enough units and not promoting it. Despondent, he considered quitting the rap game—until 50 Cent talked him out of it. From a interview with Complex :. I made enough money. By then, people were no longer downloading hip hop ringtones, and he was no longer the only recording artist on YouTube.

These days, Soulja Boy is still out there, trying to get back into the game. Again, the sound is derivative and about five years behind the times. That means his current problem is one of focus. This year, the now Cali-based rapper has been taking it up a notch. The boast followed a tweet he sent out earlier in the day, which read, "Kiss me thru the phone hit different now huh.

So, let's talk about that," Soulja said on IG Live. Real G. The Verdict: Big Soulja may have a point here. As strange as it may sound, buying tweets with NFTs nonfungible tokens is a thing. He reiterated his feelings in March after Drake praised Bow Wow for being the blueprint.

Dude stole my whole bar then thanked bow wow," SB posted on Twitter. Verdict: Well, the lines sound pretty close to us. The cadence and the flow are there. This might be another win for Drako. Soulja Boy's masterful finesse of YouTube is well-documented. But, on April 3, he claimed to be the first rapper to ever appear on the video sharing site. In life. In history," the rapper tweeted. Verdict: SB definitely changed the game with his use of YouTube and opened the door for other rappers to do the same.

But first-ever? This one is hard to verify in a timely fashion.