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Soulja Boy Goes Nuclear on Drake Over Alleged ‘Super Soak’ Diss

It seems Drake can’t avoid drama for more than a week. Fresh from his feud with Kendrick Lamar, the Toronto star is now entangled in another potential rap battle. This time, it’s with Soulja Boy, who believes Drake took shots at him in a recently leaked track previewed by Kai Cenat during a Twitch stream. The track, featuring Lil Yachty, has fans speculating that Drake’s lyrics are directed at Soulja Boy, and the “Crank That” rapper didn’t hold back on his response.

Soulja Boy wasted no time addressing Drake directly on IG Live, daring him to back up his words. “Drake, you up here talkin’ about some S.O.D. super soak,” Soulja vented. “Boy, stop playin wit me. That better be a fcking shout-out, n**ga.” Making his stance clear, he warned Drake to tread lightly. “You better keep that sht light, my boy. This your first and only warning.” He further taunted Drake, advising him that beefing with him would be a mistake. “This not gon’ be the best idea for you, family,” Soulja declared, pushing Drake to openly express his feelings so they can “get to it.”

The rocky relationship between Soulja Boy and Drake dates back years. Despite their brief collaboration on Drake’s 2013 hit “We Made It,” Soulja has frequently voiced his disdain for the 6 God. During his fiery IG Live, he mocked Drake for his loss to Kendrick Lamar, questioning why Drake would target him next. “How the fck you let Kendrick Lamar cook yo as,” Soulja laughed. “And then the first thing you respond is you tryna come at me.”

Soulja Boy’s outrage over the leaked track is understandable. The title “Super Soak” and the phrase “S.O.D.” are closely linked to his biggest hits and his early career catchphrases. With these elements featured prominently in the song’s chorus, it’s no wonder Soulja suspects a diss. While some speculate Drake might be paying homage, given his penchant for subtle jabs, Soulja Boy’s skepticism is justified.

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