*”In the end, Soulja Boy was the ho being superman’d the entire time”*
itsSRSblack
1 month ago
Just call this nigga broke and ruin his whole week
supper-saiyan
1 month ago
I been banging the drum (personally, not like anyone else would know) for years that mainstream hip-hop is fundamentally hyper-capitalist and no longer was the counter cultural force that it was in the late 80’s and early 90’s. How we shouldn’t care about how much money a hip-hop artist was getting if they’re not grounded in the issues we face and weren’t activating people politically. How the term “hating” became a blanket term for them to get away from accountability.
And here we are. We see now the divide between them and us. They see us as consumers, like any capitalist, yet at any moment will claim they are part of the culture. Whatever that culture is needs to be redefined if it’s so easy for someone to claim yet actually not stand for the people of that culture.
Mistavez
1 month ago

Flyingmonkey53
1 month ago
His fans put money in his pocket first.
GentrifriesGuy
1 month ago
Bro is pay to play
Lambdastone9
1 month ago
Who would’ve guessed that people who made it to the top of their careers did so by prioritizing material gains.
Ethics, morality, and integrity are all a luxury, and they get in the way of being commercially effective.
People need to accept and expect that the people they look up to, for being at the top, are gonna be people who’ve compromised and sold themselves off in order to reach those peaks.
OkEscape7558
1 month ago
“Obama never put money in my pockets”, yeah probably because you haven’t had a hit since 2009. This is surely crushing to the remaining 43 fans Soulja Boy has left.
That’s what this is, class solidarity. They think that just because they have money and Trump paid them well, that they’re equals. They don’t realize there’s a race war in each level of class.
Rappers grifting for Conservative politicians is a decades old practice. Rappers have been aligned with Capitalist interests for the longest.
toomuchtostop
1 month ago
I guess I shouldn’t be but I continue to be surprised how so many people refuse to stand for anything important and are so so so so shallow
sillyfella3
1 month ago
soulja the first compromised rapper 💯
Novel-Being167
1 month ago
Moral of the story: Everybody has a price.
hug_me_im_scared_
1 month ago
Is anyone surprised? Soulja boy has been a one hit wonder sellout for years
oflowz
1 month ago
The black delegation is glad to put him on waivers
Napalmeon
1 month ago
Soulja Boy is constantly mad that it isn’t 2007 anymore and that no one cares who he is.
VantaBlackVeteran
1 month ago
Minstrel shows and humiliation rituals.
Ok-Albatross899
1 month ago
A think a lot of people are just learning how soulless their favorite celebrities are. They are all here for a check, they will perform for Satan. You thought selling your soul means some illuminati shit but it’s really this
Nobody’s put any money in your pockets since 2007 bro. It’s not just a Kamala, Obama thing.
MeTeakMaf
1 month ago
I don’t understand
Do you know that your favorite entertainers have performed for dictators so over the world
If the dictator paid the cost, they’ll perform
mgquantitysquared
1 month ago
I’m poor as sin rn and I still wouldn’t give an iota of support to this admin no matter how much money they offered me. Better to be broke and have an actual consistent moral character than to be rich and not stand with your fellow humans
Countryb0i2m
1 month ago
Black capitalism is still capitalism. It breed this greed where you’re willing to do anything for dollar.
It’s embarrassing
Better-Memory-6796
1 month ago
Is this not the definition of selling out ( unless he truly believes Trump is what’s best for himself/ others ) …..
rannmaker
1 month ago
Anyone can live great on the credit card.
Kind_Soul_2025
1 month ago
His fans “put money” in his pockets, and they can stop, too.
*”In the end, Soulja Boy was the ho being superman’d the entire time”*
Just call this nigga broke and ruin his whole week
I been banging the drum (personally, not like anyone else would know) for years that mainstream hip-hop is fundamentally hyper-capitalist and no longer was the counter cultural force that it was in the late 80’s and early 90’s. How we shouldn’t care about how much money a hip-hop artist was getting if they’re not grounded in the issues we face and weren’t activating people politically. How the term “hating” became a blanket term for them to get away from accountability.
And here we are. We see now the divide between them and us. They see us as consumers, like any capitalist, yet at any moment will claim they are part of the culture. Whatever that culture is needs to be redefined if it’s so easy for someone to claim yet actually not stand for the people of that culture.

His fans put money in his pocket first.
Bro is pay to play

Who would’ve guessed that people who made it to the top of their careers did so by prioritizing material gains.
Ethics, morality, and integrity are all a luxury, and they get in the way of being commercially effective.
People need to accept and expect that the people they look up to, for being at the top, are gonna be people who’ve compromised and sold themselves off in order to reach those peaks.
“Obama never put money in my pockets”, yeah probably because you haven’t had a hit since 2009. This is surely crushing to the remaining 43 fans Soulja Boy has left.
This dude is obnoxious

Literal definition of selling out lol
So he been broke this whole time until now?

Same dude that said shout out to the slave masters cause we’d still be in Africa without them
Confirmation that Soulja Boy’s ancestors stood on the porch of the big house and pointed in the direction of the ancestors that ran for freedom.

Well yea. They weren’t willing to pay him to perform.
I wonder how much Trump had to pay?
Luigi that ass.
All money isn’t good money.
That’s what this is, class solidarity. They think that just because they have money and Trump paid them well, that they’re equals. They don’t realize there’s a race war in each level of class.
Jay Z and Beyoncé could be in a room with a guy who’s worth only a hundred million but he’s white, and the white guy will still think he’s superior.
*stares in Eazy-E performing for George Bush*
Rappers grifting for Conservative politicians is a decades old practice. Rappers have been aligned with Capitalist interests for the longest.
I guess I shouldn’t be but I continue to be surprised how so many people refuse to stand for anything important and are so so so so shallow
soulja the first compromised rapper 💯
Moral of the story: Everybody has a price.
Is anyone surprised? Soulja boy has been a one hit wonder sellout for years
The black delegation is glad to put him on waivers
Soulja Boy is constantly mad that it isn’t 2007 anymore and that no one cares who he is.
Minstrel shows and humiliation rituals.
A think a lot of people are just learning how soulless their favorite celebrities are. They are all here for a check, they will perform for Satan. You thought selling your soul means some illuminati shit but it’s really this
Petition to official replace him with Sojaboy from 90 Day Fiancé
Nobody’s put any money in your pockets since 2007 bro. It’s not just a Kamala, Obama thing.
I don’t understand
Do you know that your favorite entertainers have performed for dictators so over the world
If the dictator paid the cost, they’ll perform
I’m poor as sin rn and I still wouldn’t give an iota of support to this admin no matter how much money they offered me. Better to be broke and have an actual consistent moral character than to be rich and not stand with your fellow humans
Black capitalism is still capitalism. It breed this greed where you’re willing to do anything for dollar.
It’s embarrassing
Is this not the definition of selling out ( unless he truly believes Trump is what’s best for himself/ others ) …..
Anyone can live great on the credit card.
His fans “put money” in his pockets, and they can stop, too.
Soulja Boy’s ho’ing.