I mena it's bad enough those abortions known as ''songs'' he creates where popular. This song is so silly and he disses the troops? yet his name is soulja? and at the end he say's shout out to my troops?

And he is saying he has most twitter followers and just wow, i have never sene such shit talking about someone someone doesn't have.

Good thing he's technically a one-hit wonder... who cares how many followers you have on Twitter, Soulja Ass?

Black Artists are some of the all time best, yet nowadays when people hear black artists they think soulja boy, lil wayne, flo rida, the game.
What about Stevie Wonder?, Public Enemy? Little Richard? Ray Charles? muddy Waters?, these people make black people look ignorant and it pisses me the fuck off. Did you know the first person who died for this country was black? , the first person to successfully do heart surgery was black?, and black music was the start of rock n roll and jazz & blues...

And a lot of these hip hop artists make black people look ignorant

Souljah boy is a talentless frog with nothing good to offer. Yet he disses people that actually do good stuff, and lord know's his skinny ugly ass wouldn't do that. He is just another i am from the streets blah blah i don't care eat a sandwich and shit the fuck up. I Lived in the ghetto when i was young, but i got an education, and i'm not whining about how hard my ''hood'' wasn't Stevie Wonder & Ray Charles in awful communities, but there not whining about it now are they?, NO cause it doesn't matter. What matters is how YOU carry yourself.... and acting like an ignorant no talent bigot piece of fucking nothing. Any who sorry for the cussing;p i just had to say all that.

^ Eh I hardly pay attention anymore. Soulja don't bother me nor do Wacka Flocka or whoever because I never listened to their stuff. So the industry is only hurting themselves by trying to promote these suckas not me.

Timmy84 said:

^ Eh I hardly pay attention anymore. Soulja don't bother me nor do Wacka Flocka or whoever because I never listened to their stuff. So the industry is only hurting themselves by trying to promote these suckas not me.

Eh, well i m speaking more for what i see in LA, Where it's people constantly trying to act like these clowns. it eeeeeeeeeeeerrrrkkks me so bad lol.

Gunsnhalen said:

Timmy84 said:

^ Eh I hardly pay attention anymore. Soulja don't bother me nor do Wacka Flocka or whoever because I never listened to their stuff. So the industry is only hurting themselves by trying to promote these suckas not me.

Eh, well i m speaking more for what i see in LA, Where it's people constantly trying to act like these clowns. it eeeeeeeeeeeerrrrkkks me so bad lol.

They're zombies anyway lol

Timmy84 said:

Gunsnhalen said:

Eh, well i m speaking more for what i see in LA, Where it's people constantly trying to act like these clowns. it eeeeeeeeeeeerrrrkkks me so bad lol.

They're zombies anyway lol

I'm a rob zombie not a media one luckily

Gunsnhalen said:

Timmy84 said:

They're zombies anyway lol

I'm a rob zombie not a media one luckily

Rob Zombie's cool but media-loving zombies aren't lol

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Dumbass Soulja Boy Apologizes for Controversial Anti-Military Video

September 6, 2011

Rapper Soulja Boy is apologizing for the anti-military lyrics of his new song "Let's Be Real," which have sparked outrage.

In an essay on GlobalGrind.com, he writes: "As an artist, I let my words get the best of me. Sometimes there are things that we feel, things that we want to express, and when we put them on paper and speak them out loud, they can come out wrong. When I expressed my frustration with the US Army, not only did my words come out wrong, I was wrong to even speak them. So, I write this to give my sincerest apology to all members of the United States military services, as well as their families that were offended by my most recent lyrics."

"As a young man who grew up in the post-9/11 era, I have watched our country fight two wars that seem like they are never going to end. I have seen thousands and thousands of our brave men and women get killed in battle and often times, I think for what? A lot of people in this country are struggling to make ends meet and I think a lot about what if we had never gone to war.

Where would our economy be? Our schools, our after-school and work programs, our streets? I mean, damn, 48 people got shot in New York City just this past weekend ... in 3 days ... I'm not saying that it is just because of a bad economy, but at a certain point we have to take care of our own people."

"In no way would I ever want to offend those who are protecting our freedoms ... a lot of homeboys who I grew up with, a lot of people who come from the neighborhoods we live in ... In no way do I want to hurt any of our honorable soldiers who put their lives at risk, regardless of how they feel about the two wars we fight in. I am just frustrated that we haven't been able to bring you all home quick enough and my frustration got the best of me. I am deeply sorry."

"Let's Be Real" lyrics include, "F--k the FBI and the army troops ... fighting for what? Be your own man…"

Retired Marine and current LA County Veteran's Advisory Commissioner Fred A. Flores demanded an apology from the "ungrateful" artist.

"It's a very offensive statement… especially with the 10th anniversary of 9/11 coming up," he told TMZ. "He should apologize to ALL armed forces."

http://www.hollywoodrepor...ary-231559

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Dumbass Soulja Boy Apologizes for Controversial Anti-Military Video

September 6, 2011

Rapper Soulja Boy is apologizing for the anti-military lyrics of his new song "Let's Be Real," which have sparked outrage.

In an essay on GlobalGrind.com, he writes: "As an artist, I let my words get the best of me. Sometimes there are things that we feel, things that we want to express, and when we put them on paper and speak them out loud, they can come out wrong. When I expressed my frustration with the US Army, not only did my words come out wrong, I was wrong to even speak them. So, I write this to give my sincerest apology to all members of the United States military services, as well as their families that were offended by my most recent lyrics."

"As a young man who grew up in the post-9/11 era, I have watched our country fight two wars that seem like they are never going to end. I have seen thousands and thousands of our brave men and women get killed in battle and often times, I think for what? A lot of people in this country are struggling to make ends meet and I think a lot about what if we had never gone to war.

Where would our economy be? Our schools, our after-school and work programs, our streets? I mean, damn, 48 people got shot in New York City just this past weekend ... in 3 days ... I'm not saying that it is just because of a bad economy, but at a certain point we have to take care of our own people."

"In no way would I ever want to offend those who are protecting our freedoms ... a lot of homeboys who I grew up with, a lot of people who come from the neighborhoods we live in ... In no way do I want to hurt any of our honorable soldiers who put their lives at risk, regardless of how they feel about the two wars we fight in. I am just frustrated that we haven't been able to bring you all home quick enough and my frustration got the best of me. I am deeply sorry."

"Let's Be Real" lyrics include, "F--k the FBI and the army troops ... fighting for what? Be your own man…"

Retired Marine and current LA County Veteran's Advisory Commissioner Fred A. Flores demanded an apology from the "ungrateful" artist.

"It's a very offensive statement… especially with the 10th anniversary of 9/11 coming up," he told TMZ. "He should apologize to ALL armed forces."

http://www.hollywoodrepor...ary-231559

, ok........

This is so typical, a celebrity say's some dumb bullshit then act like they didn't mean it. You have got to be kidding me.

The media needs to learn when to ignore an obvious play for attention by artists and actors. First off this dude is aspiring to be irrelevant at this very moment. He's off the radar but TMZ type media catches this line of crap and runs with it. He got exactly what he wanted from it, FREE PRESS!!! Journalists need to know when news isn't newsworthy and find something more pressing to report upon. All it is now is dudes e-mailing their penis shots to some random chick and girls driving drunk in Beverly Hills when they know they live in Compton!

Timmy84 said:

Good thing he's technically a one-hit wonder... who cares how many followers you have on Twitter, Soulja Ass?

I hate Soulja Boy. But to say he's a one hit wonder is stupid. He's had a whole slew of hits over the past 4 years.

Why is this thread under 'music'?

LayzieKrayzie said:

Timmy84 said:

Good thing he's technically a one-hit wonder... who cares how many followers you have on Twitter, Soulja Ass?

I hate Soulja Boy. But to say he's a one hit wonder is stupid. He's had a whole slew of hits over the past 4 years.

If they're "hits", why don't I remember them? Oh yeah that's right I don't.

That had to be written by his publicist. SB can barely put a decent sentence together. He made a song, Yah Trick Yah. So eloquent.

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Dumbass Soulja Boy Apologizes for Controversial Anti-Military Video

September 6, 2011

Rapper Soulja Boy is apologizing for the anti-military lyrics of his new song "Let's Be Real," which have sparked outrage.

In an essay on GlobalGrind.com, he writes: "As an artist, I let my words get the best of me. Sometimes there are things that we feel, things that we want to express, and when we put them on paper and speak them out loud, they can come out wrong. When I expressed my frustration with the US Army, not only did my words come out wrong, I was wrong to even speak them. So, I write this to give my sincerest apology to all members of the United States military services, as well as their families that were offended by my most recent lyrics."

"As a young man who grew up in the post-9/11 era, I have watched our country fight two wars that seem like they are never going to end. I have seen thousands and thousands of our brave men and women get killed in battle and often times, I think for what? A lot of people in this country are struggling to make ends meet and I think a lot about what if we had never gone to war.

Where would our economy be? Our schools, our after-school and work programs, our streets? I mean, damn, 48 people got shot in New York City just this past weekend ... in 3 days ... I'm not saying that it is just because of a bad economy, but at a certain point we have to take care of our own people."

"In no way would I ever want to offend those who are protecting our freedoms ... a lot of homeboys who I grew up with, a lot of people who come from the neighborhoods we live in ... In no way do I want to hurt any of our honorable soldiers who put their lives at risk, regardless of how they feel about the two wars we fight in. I am just frustrated that we haven't been able to bring you all home quick enough and my frustration got the best of me. I am deeply sorry."

"Let's Be Real" lyrics include, "F--k the FBI and the army troops ... fighting for what? Be your own man…"

Retired Marine and current LA County Veteran's Advisory Commissioner Fred A. Flores demanded an apology from the "ungrateful" artist.

"It's a very offensive statement… especially with the 10th anniversary of 9/11 coming up," he told TMZ. "He should apologize to ALL armed forces."

http://www.hollywoodrepor...ary-231559

The sentiment is correct, just misdirected by Dumbass Soulja Boy. George Bush and Prick Chaney are responsible for sending young American men and women into harms way. And couldn't even be bothered to give them a sound ship. They each deserve the gallows for the death and destruction and financial ruin that they brought on to America.

alexzander said:

He can say what the f@ck he wants. And what are they fighting for, really?

Yes. True, he can say what he wants, but don't back track like a lil bitch when you get called out on it. Say what you mean and mean what you say.

legendofnothing said:

alexzander said:

He can say what the f@ck he wants. And what are they fighting for, really?

Yes. True, he can say what he wants, but don't back track like a lil bitch when you get called out on it. Say what you mean and mean what you say.

That's part of the media cycle.

1 - say something stupid or offensive

2 - recant your statements

3 - appease the offended group ad nauseum

4 - do the talk show/radio circuit explaining the "misunderstanding"

5 - go back to obscurity