Soulja Boy Calls Out Drake: “Stay in Canada!”

Soulja Boy’s Comments on Drake

Soulja Boy takes aim at Drake in a new movie video posted on social media, advising him to stay away from the United States and “stay in Canada.”

Soulja Boy (real name DeAndre Cortez Way) went live on Instagram to mock Drake, saying, “You can’t even come to America and talk to the president,” and added, “Damn it, stay in Canada where your bitch ass belongs. You’re a bitch.”

He further commented on Drake’s defamation lawsuit against Universal Music Group, which alleges inflated streams for Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.” “You’re the type of (person) that sues (people)… like Drake,” he stated. “You are all hoes. Y’all are the kind of people who lose a rap battle and sue… I’m a real gangster, bro. I could never sue…”

Soulja Boy attacked Drake 😳 pic.twitter.com/OCXnPy1pR3

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Drake’s Lawsuit Details

In the Kendrick Lamar investigation, Drake and his associates were labeled as “certified pedophiles,” who should be “registered and placed under surveillance.” His lawsuit, filed in New York federal court on January 15, claims that the release and promotion of the track, which implies Drake “likes young,” demonstrates how “corporate greed trumps the safety and well-being of people.”

It accuses UMG of “endorsing, publishing, and launching a campaign to create a viral hit rap track,” which “was intended to convey a specific, unmistakable and false factual statement that Drake is a criminal pedophile and to suggest that the public must resort to lynching in response.”

Soulja Boy’s Controversial Performance

In other Soulja Boy news, the rapper defended his decision to perform at Donald Trump’s recent inaugural ball, stating that “it wasn’t even a Trump event” and that the president wasn’t present.

Recently, Soulja performed at the inaugural Crypto Ball in Washington, D.C., an event promoted as a “celebratory setting designed to honor America’s first ‘Crypto President’.” Following backlash for allegedly “supporting Trump” and his policies, Soulja addressed the criticism in an Instagram Live video.

“These niggas paid me a lot of money, nigga,” he said. “(Barack) Obama never put money in my pockets, nigga. Kamala (Harris) never got any money in my fucking pockets, nigga. Trump put money in my pockets, nigga.”

“Bastards trying to say something about my performance at the Crypto Ball party: Kamala called my damn phone? Obama called my damn phone? Have any of you niggas called my damn phone?