I get that way from Famous Dex, y’all was dissing Famous Dex in y’all song, ‘Your artist be stealing my swag,’ you’re talking about Rich The Kid artist, that’s Famous Dex, y’all n****s is h**s,” he says. Some guy in a twitch chat wanted this song, so whom ever you are, here you go :) YouTube - TallChilisBoi Instagram - joshj10 Mapper tallchilisboi (TallChilisBoi) Uploaded 2 years ago Rating 61 / 13 (73.5) Expert+ 36803476 2196. You’re calling my phone, talking about you want some beef, n****, talking about you don’t wanna fake kick it? F*** you talking about n****? I ain’t get that way from y’all b****-a** n****. BeatSaver - Map - AK-47 AK-47 Took me a little to make but, did it over night. “Y’all n****s don’t even get a second verse, p***y-** n****. under my lap when I get my creep on Reason I stress this shit in each song.
Soulja Boy then goes on a rant about how Migos dissed Rich The Kid’s signee Famous Dex and says the members of Migos aren’t really from Atlanta. Ak-47, so you better hit the ground Stop, stop, everybody whats that sound. “Quavo hit my phone say he want beef, musta not known I’ll knock out his teeth,” he raps before saying Quavo “stole my swag” and mimics Migos’ “Hannah Montana.” Soulja Boy only gives the song one verse, as he says that’s all the “p***y-a** n****” deserves as he again reminds the Migos rapper who he introduced him to and says that Quavo is mad Soulja Boy beefed with Lil Yachty over India Love. “Quavo say he want some beef with me, huh? F*** Quavo, f*** Migos, pull on your block with a Draco,” the hook to the song goes. He also shared an impromptu video for the song on his IG, pointing various guns at the camera.
Soulja posted up on Instagram today (December 5) to share screenshots of an apparent text message conversation with the Migos rapper about “fake kicking it.” The conversation quickly escalated from Soulja Boy claiming he introduced Quavo to Sean Kingston and Travis Scott to threats of a physical confrontation.Īpparently, Quavo didn’t show up, so Soulja Boy unleashed a diss track called “F*** Quavo” where he threatens to pull up on the rapper with an AK-47. Watch Lana Del Rey perform her song below.The latest victim of Soulja Boy‘s lyrical assaults is Quavo. On Sunday Rihanna shared one of Trumpâs tweets on Instagram with the caption: âUm⌠Donald, you spelt âterrorismâ wong! Imagine a world where itâs easier to get an AK-47 than a VISA!âÂĭespite widespread criticism and global pleas for America to change their gun laws, Trump â and many gun-supporting Twitter bros â will undoubtedly plow on with their abhorrent âguns donât kill people, maniacs doâ approach. The track, performed with her long-time collaborator and producer Jack Antonoff, sees Del Rey softly sing, âIâm still looking for my own version of America / One without the guns, the flag can freely fly / No bombs in the sky, only fireworks and you and I / Itâs just a dream I had in mindâ.Âįollowing the recent shootings, Donald Trump blamed mental illness for the attacks, as well as the internet and social media, claiming that these factors fuel hatred which âpulls the trigger, not the gunâ.Âĭel Reyâs song release follows other high profile celebrities mourning the victims and urging the government to address gun control. The gentle song is an ode to the victims of the Texas and Ohio shootings that left 31 people dead, as well as a heartfelt remembrance for other lives lost in the countless massacres in modern America. Premiering the song on Instagram, the singer wrote: âIn light of all the mass shootings and the back to back shootings in the last couple of days which really affected me on a cellular level I just wanted to post this video that our engineer Laura took 20 minutes ago.â One person sharing their sadness is Lana Del Rey, who has debuted a new track, âLooking For Americaâ, in response to the recent tragedies. The tragic mass shootings in the US last weekend (August 3 and 4) have, once again, devastated an entire country, and whipped up the urgent, ongoing debates about gun control.
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