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Soulja Boy Clowns Plies Over Dropped Lawsuit, Calls Him a “Dummy” in IG Rant

Soulja Boy might not have had a major hit in a while, but he sure knows how to stay relevant in the music scene. Whether it’s through feuds, viral moments, or just playful trolling, the rapper who gave us “Crank That” is always in the spotlight. His latest target is Plies, who recently dropped a lawsuit over a sample used in a song by Megan Thee Stallion and GloRilla called “Wanna Be.” Plies initially filed the lawsuit because he believed that Megan and GloRilla’s song used elements from his 2008 track “Me and My Goons.” ‘

The drama escalated when Plies accused Soulja Boy of taking his style first. So, Soulja found himself indirectly involved in the whole situation. Once Plies let go of the lawsuit, Soulja wasted no time celebrating and taking some shots at Plies. On Instagram, he shared a news headline about the lawsuit and unleashed some classic Soulja Boy comments. He told Plies to “sit down” and called him a “dummy” for starting the lawsuit in the first place. “This my stuff, dummy,” he declared, making it clear he was happy about the outcome.

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Noah Zayden releases a new single “Fuego”

With “Fuego,” Zayden turns the tables. It’s still personal, still vulnerable, but this time the narrative moves toward hope. Inspired by the realness of heartbreak and the fear of love lost, Fuego is like watching emotional armor slowly melt. The beat is subdued but warm, and his vocal delivery has a fragility that makes every line sound confessional.

It’s not only how to fall in love, it’s also how to learn to trust again after being burned. There’s something beautiful about that vulnerability, something powerful about electing to jump anyway. “Fuego” just speaks the truth. And in its simplicity, it glows bright.

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“I AM Good Enough” by TaniA Kyllikki evokes a soaring melodic anthem to liberate self-affirmation

TaniA Kyllikki has never been one to shy away from vulnerability as she demonstrates commendable resilience in her soul-stirring new single, “I AM Good Enough.” This composition serves as a melodic awakening and represents a multifaceted artistic interpretation of an uplifting ballad. At its core, it is fundamentally a deeply personal assertion of self-love and emotional rebirth that hits right.

From the outset, TaniA’s voice trembles sincerely, soaring effortlessly through a meticulously stripped-back arrangement that deliberately foregrounds her message to take center stage. Her angelic harmonies envelop the listener, creating a comforting and powerful embrace. The inclusion of collaborative vocal harmonies provided by her husband, Rynellton, introduces an intimate dimension, fostering a collective aspiration for healing that amplifies the emotional significance, enhancing the overall impact of the narrative.

Lyrically, “I AM Good Enough” addresses the psychological consequences of abuse and self-doubt, illuminating the often-silenced struggles of diminished self-esteem. The song conveys a message of triumph, encouraging a reconceptualization of self-worth. With every intriguing note, TaniA affirms that liberation is attainable when individuals cease to accept the false narratives that try to define them as not enough. TaniA channels her experiences into a performance that feels deeply empathetic and human, as though she’s singing directly to the parts of us we’ve forgotten how to love.

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The unvarnished authenticity of “I AM Good Enough” distinguishes it within contemporary music. The fourth single from her forthcoming album, ‘Free-Spirited,’ is a pivotal reminder to confront and process past traumas while reclaiming one’s intrinsic worth. Through her artistry, TaniA Kyllikki elevates musicality beyond mere entertainment, forging potent anthems that are essential lifelines for the weary. For anyone seeking validation or needing a sign to love themselves a little more, “I AM Good Enough” provides the necessary and timely sonic remedy for healing. It’s a reminder that our scars don’t define us, and others don’t dictate our values.

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