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Soulja Boy, 33, released “Mea Culpa” late Monday night, November 6, following an outburst over an alleged slight with Cole, 38. Cole recently said that he was previously a “hater” of Soulja Boy, but is now a “fan”, which prompted him to spend a few days clapping at Soulja Boy. However, he had a change of heart after going on Instagram Live with Minaj, 40, on Monday.
Minaj appeared on Soulja Boy’s Live to discuss their alleged differences and it appears the two chatted after the session. “Nikki just told me I misunderstood what she said,” wrote Soulja Boy on x (formerly Twitter), “And he was showing love. So, I’ll let it go. My bad, y’all. I really thought the man hated me.
Soulja Boy sent a public message Soon after this J. To Cole. “My bad, Doug. [J. Cole] Sorry for the misunderstanding. Keep doing your work. We [are] From two different worlds,” he wrote. “I stand by what I stand for [and] It’s hard to come from where I did, man. I dealt with a lot of hate throughout my career, so it just got messed up [up] to think it would come from you [100 emoji],
The feud between Soulja Boy and Cole began earlier this month after Cole came out lil yachty And michiganmad“A Safe Space” Podcast. “My real friends [were] Three 6 Mafia was playing with Lil Jon when he came out,” Cole said. “Whatever the f–k was poppin’, whatever new presentation of black culture was sneaking in — like, the music was coming, in the South, they were on.”
Cole said that he had a “resistance” to that music, including that of the Soulja Boys, until he heard it being played at parties. Hearing this he turned around.
“I went from being a hater to an appreciator. Like, what can I find surprising about it? What can I find good in it? How will I know what’s going on?” Cole said. “He changed me as an artist. I became a better artist.”
Soulja Boy only took up part of the conversation. “Hey brother, don’t talk at me [J. Cole],” he posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, November 4. “I’m not Lil Pump, Drake or any of these rapper n—s. On God.” Soulja Boy also made fun of Cole’s age by saying that he is “2 away from 40.” He also made fun of J. Cole 360 deal is happening How else Fly While there, giving him his first No. 1 (“First Person Shooter”) he had a single number 1 record,
He went on Instagram Live to spit fire an unholy babble Against Cole. Soulja Boy said, “It doesn’t matter what you like, J. Cole.” “You stupid bitch. It doesn’t matter if you didn’t like the song at first, now you like it, so who cares? Who are you, you are not God. You’re nobody, n—. You didn’t buy my album, you didn’t sign me. You haven’t cast me. You didn’t put money in my pocket, you didn’t do any work with me.
“I don’t know you,” he added. “We never met. We never cooperated. You never gave me a game, you never called me up and said, ‘Hey Soulja, let’s go in the studio and work.’ N—, f—k you.”
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Soulja Boy further stated that Cole did nothing to benefit his career. “S–t, not one verse, one feature, or one follow, one tweet, bitch. I don’t even know you, n—. I have never talked to you even a day in my life. But you wanna go on the motherf-king podcast with Lil Yachty… who gives a f-k? You were lame n—. Where I’m from, no one has ever heard of J. Didn’t listen to Cole. Easy. You were like Jay-Z’s ass, n—. Nobody ever listened to Jay-Z, n—. Nobody ever listens to your lyrical ass n—-s. Nobody gives a—k.”
After taking some time to review what Cole said (with some help from Minaj), Soulja Boy took it back.
