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Soulja Boy Threatens Trouble In Response To His Comments On Young Dolph
Trouble is the latest rapper with whom Soulja Boy has a beef. The Atlanta rapper called out Soulja Boy for releasing a song following the tragic death of Young Dolph. The song is called “Stretch Some” and is noted as a diss against the late rapper. The track came out the same day Dolph was shot and killed. Fans and Trouble believe that the song’s release date is not a coincidence.
After the song’s release, Trouble tweeted, “I like da lil silly shit soulja Be doin time to time, its entertainment, I get it.” He continues to say, “Dont Be no puss azz nigga an drop no song kalled “stretch sump” da next dayy as if u got active in my dawg losin his life dou! Das ho shit luh Bruh @souljaboy an u kno wuzzam wit me.”
I like da lil silly shit soulja Be doin time to time, its entertainment, I get it. Dont Be no puss azz nigga an drop no song kalled “stretch sump” da next dayy as if u got active in my dawg losin his life dou! 😒
Das ho shit luh Bruh @souljaboy an u kno wuzzam wit me— Trouble (@TroubleDTE) November 18, 2021
Soulja Boy Responds to Trouble on Young Dolph
Big Draco then responded to the tweet, saying the song was not a diss against Dolph and leaked months ago.
“That song been out but what u wanna do n***a?” he wrote. “U sound tough as hell on the internet fuck u talking about n***a. Police ass n***a.” He also added, “The truth hurts, and bitch I’m the truth.”
Soulja’s response to Trouble
Soulja threatens Trouble
A week before Dolph’s passing, he accused him of lying about his income. Dolph claimed that he made $100k per show independently. “I’m really 100% independent, no cap,” he said in an Instagram live last week. Soulja Boy then responded in the same IG live, saying, “That’s big cap.” He then went on to laugh about a previous shooting incident where Dolph was injured.
As a result, Soulja Boy will not perform on upcoming tour stops of The Millenium Tour in St. Louis, Missouri, Memphis, and Tennessee. Concert organizers released a statement on Instagram. They stated, “To preserve the safety of The Millennium Tour 2021 artists and patrons, tour representatives are exercising caution and want to make a smart decision to be safe.” Artists on the bill are Ashanti, Bow Wow, Pretty Ricky, Ying Yang Twins, Lloyd, and Sammie.
Young Dolph died at Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies in Memphis on Wednesday, November 17 from gunfire wounds. The authorities pronounced the rapper dead at the scene.
