#He copied my whole flow tv

Soulja's main assertion is that one of Drake's early singles, 'Miss Me,' bears lyrical similarities to Soulja's 2007 track 'What's Hannenin.' Charlamagne tha God also noted that it somewhat resembles Soulja's 2008 hit 'Kiss Me Thru the Phone.' 'Stop playing like I didn't teach Drake everything he knows,' Soulja said. He also insulted popular rappers like Tekashi 6ix9ine and Tyga, slammed Kanye West for supporting Donald Trump, and - most notably - claimed that he himself is responsible for Drake's success. Soulja claimed that his 2007 hit 'Crank That (Soulja Boy)' was the first song to ever be certified diamond and sell 10 million copies 'digitally.' (It's unclear where he got those figures 'Crank That' is not one of the 22 singles that have been certified diamond by the RIAA.) Every artist in the game, all y'all record labels, y'all owe me five percent, bro. 'I'm the reason y'all doing this,' he concluded. They laughed at me… And now they doing exactly what I did.”Īyye yal can hate but Soulja Boy is absolutely right about this 🤷🏾‍♂️ /cJdWSnqnLw “Snoop Dogg, all the OGs were like, ‘What is this bulls-?'” he continued. “When I first came out, they said hip-hop was dead. I’m the reason why they’re streaming right now,” he said. These record labels set their blueprint behind me.

#He copied my whole flow tv

On Wednesday morning, Soulja Boy appeared on Power 105.1’s “The Breakfast Club” to promote his upcoming role on the WE tv reality series, “Marriage Boot Camp: Hip Hop Edition.” But the 28-year-old rapper ended up delivering an impassioned defense of his legacy. Soulja Boy, most famous for early 2000s hits like “Crank That” and “Kiss Me Thru the Phone,” has slammed modern rappers like Drake and Kanye West in a new interview. He also claimed that he “made” Drake because the rapper allegedly stole Soulja Boy’s flow from “Kiss Me Thru the Phone.”.“I was the first artist on social media.The 28-year-old rapper, whose fame peaked in 2007 with the smash hit “Crank That,” claimed he was the “blueprint” for every successful hip-hop artist.Soulja Boy gave a combative and passionate interview to Power 105.1’s “The Breakfast Club” on Wednesday morning.