Soulja Boy responds to Kanye West reaching out to him.
In the past few months, Kanye West indulged in several beefs with other artists and celebrities. And the GOOD Music boss is now trying to be on good terms with most of the artists he’s in feuds with. Ye recently requested Drake to end his differences with Him, to help free Larry Hoover. After that, Kanye also reached out to Soulja Boy, who had been taking shots at him since he didn’t make it to the final cut of DONDA.
Things got even worse when Kanye recently said that Soulja Boy’s contributed verse wasn’t good. Then he again faced the wrath of Big Draco, who called out Kanye West in his recent live stream. Now yesterday, Kanye West took to his IG to share to he reached out to Soulja Boy through a text. “Yo it’s Ye, Love you bro. I should have told you I wasn’t gonna use the verse,” wrote Kanye West. Soulja Boy also responded to the message and wrote, “Love you too bro. That’s all I wanted.”
Kanye apologizes to Soulja Boy over DONDA verse 👀 pic.twitter.com/Od1106cRCN
— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) November 10, 2021
Now Soulja Boy took to his Twitter, and bragged about getting an apology from Kanye West, and used his usual catchphrase of being the first rapper. “I was the first rapper to get an apology from Kanye West,” he wrote. “Me and Ye all good now.”
Me and Ye all good now 💯
— Soulja Boy (Big Draco) (@souljaboy) November 10, 2021
I’ll smack u adin 😂 https://t.co/EcnxB0zhe8
— Soulja Boy (Big Draco) (@souljaboy) November 10, 2021
I was the first rapper to get an apology from Kanye West ☝🏾😂
— Soulja Boy (Big Draco) (@souljaboy) November 10, 2021
Kanye’s surprising appearance on Noreaga’s Drink Champs podcast last week sparked outrage when he declared that he would beat Drake in a VERZUZ fight, equating their rivalry to that of Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield.
“Drake don’t do an outright diss song where it’s a headshot. He’s gonna set it up like war,” Kanye said on the show. “He’s gonna do stuff like, live five blocks down the street from you. He’s gonna go and DM every single girl in your family, every single girl around your family. All your n****s’ girls. It’s away games and home games. This is professional rap.”
