Kanye West’s DONDA has finally arrived and it’s every bit worth the wait. Only hours later for its release, the long-awaited Kanye West album is set to make history. After all, the rapper’s three listening parties & setting himself up on fire definitely worked in his favor. However, there are few the rapper failed to satisfy, and Soulja Boy is one of them.

Soulja Boy went on Twitter with screenshots of Kanye West’s conversation with him. The rapper asks him to collaborate and work with him, to which Boy agreed to. After he didn’t find his feature on the track “Remote Control,” he blasted Kanye with a slurry of words.

Idk how to feel, Kanye sent me that song “remote control” and I don’t hear my verse on it… hmm f*ck that n*gga … This n*gga Kanye smh. Tell homie dont hit my phone no more. … That n*gga Kanye weird af … F*ck that my Kanye west diss song finna drop im tired of sparing this clown 🤡 a** n*gga

Draco wasn’t just satisfied with leaving fans with his words. The screenshots clearly reveal that Kanye really liked Soulja Boy’s work and made the move of wanting to work with him. It’s unclear what led Ye to not include Soulja Boy on the album, but it definitely has Draco pissed.

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Kanye West ended up choosing DaBaby over Jay-Z on “Jailthough DaBaby’s manager led that song to be removed from the streaming platforms. DaBaby’s manager also pulled a switcheroo, which led to Kanye standing up for DaBaby and even almost delayed the album release. He’s also on hot waters with Kim over Marilyn Manson DONDA appearance and apparently told his friends that he’s back with Kim. With Kanye West, it’s always winning a lot, but still losing some.

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Nitish Vashishtha

Nitish is a freelance writer and correspondent who has been covering celebrity news, pop culture and entertainment for over 4 years. He has experience writing for various media outlets and continues to be passionate about bringing the latest news and insights to readers.

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