Soulja Boy claims Charleston White ran while using his girl’s mace
Soulja Boy has replied to reports that he and YouTuber Charleston White had a violent incident in which Big Draco was maced.
On Friday (July 22), White, a former gang member turned online star, went live on Facebook to present his account of what happened when he and the Atlanta rapper met in Miami this week.
“They don’t know if they’d been tased. They don’t know what had happened to they muthafuckin’ ass,” White said on Instagram Live, laughing about the situation. “I hit they muthafuckin’ ass one more time just for goodness sake.”
He continued: “That n-gga Soulja Boy said, ‘Bruh, you maced me?’ Yeah, n-gga … That n-gga said, ‘I just wanna talk.’ … Next time you n-ggas better holla with a bullhorn. You better use the police bullhorn and say, ‘Hey, we wanna talk.’
“You can’t just walk up to a n-gga like me hollerin’ about you wanna talk. I don’t wanna talk to nan son of a bitch. Hell nah. I don’t want to talk to a hoe. I don’t want to talk to a bunch of n-ggas. N-ggas got rings on they fingers. What if an n-gga hit me across my head with one of them rings, put that eye out? It’ll go viral.”
Soulja Boy has subsequently responded to White's charges, criticizing the popular YouTuber for his handling of the subject. “I don’t want no smoke with none of you n-ggas,” Big Draco said.
“If I knew that you n-ggas was gon’ get on the internet, talk all this gangsta shit, all this crazy shit, and reach in your girl purse and start spraying pepper spray in the air, runnin’ n-gga like it’s a trail n-gga… What the fuck? You n-ggas so scared of me. Y’all n-ggas gotta pull out pepper spray? Out your bitch purse? Runnin’ with pepper spray?”
Soulja Boy added: “I thought you n-ggas was gangstas. N-ggas pullin’ out pepper spray and doin’ the dashboard,” before telling White to stop talking about him.
The feud between the two appears to have begun on Wednesday (July 20), when White questioned the "She Make It Clap" rapper's street reputation during an interview with Say Cheese TV.
"Fuck Soulja Boy," White said to the presenter of the show. "There's nothing street about you. Let's take a look back at your career, n-gga. You've got rap feuds. You don't have any competition, n-gga."
Later in the chat, he doubled down on his stance, saying, "You ain't none of what you profess to be, Soulja Boy." Soulja Boy, you're a grown-up. You're not any of that, dude."
Meanwhile, LimeWire, the file-sharing site that spurred music piracy in the 2000s before being shut down, has engaged Soulja Boy to help herald its return — only this time, it's completely legal.