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Soulja Boy calling out DDG for allegedly placing his arms on Halle Bailey was undoubtedly not on our 2025 bingo card.
In a surprising twist of occasions, Soulja Boy took to X, previously Twitter, to ask DDG to a well-deserved fade after information broke of the singer requesting a restraining order in opposition to the rapper/streamer and father of her little one.
On Wednesday, Could 14, Massive Draco mentioned in a publish that deliberate on “beating the f*ok out” of DDG within the wake of particulars and picture proof hitting social media when information of Bailey’s restraining order hit timelines the place she additionally alleges the previous couple “fought one another” throughout an incident in January.
“You a b**ch a** n**ga for placing yo’ arms on Halle,” the “Crank Dat” rapper wrote on X.
Social Media Slams Soulja Boy For Blatant Hypocrisy
Properly, proper message, improper messenger. That’s what many individuals on X are saying as a result of Soulja Boy isn’t precisely a champion of girls’s rights, primarily as a result of he was simply discovered answerable for sexual assault of a former assistant who needed to pay $4 million to.
“you ain’t even the n***a to be talkin , you hit ladies too . Proper message improper messenger,” one reply to Soulja Boy’s tweet learn.
One other reply learn, “Congrats on being the primary rapper to defend a feminine whereas whooping one other feminine ass.”
“Didn’t you sexually assault your assistant?” one other person wrote on X.
Rapper Freddie Gibbs acquired in on the enjoyable, replying with a easy laughing emoji.
We’re undoubtedly within the upside-down, or possibly Soulja Boy was excessive when he let that publish off as a result of there isn’t any approach he despatched that with out being conscious that he’s undoubtedly in the identical boat as DDG.
SMH.
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Soulja Boy Threatens DDG With A Fade For Allegedly Abusing Halle Bailey, X Says Proper Message, Positively Improper Messenger
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