Why is Soulja Boy ‘leaked photos’ trending?
SOULJA Boy is a rapper and musician who hit peak popularity in 2007 with his song Crank That (Soulja Boy). On January 13, 2022 Soulja Boy began to trend on social media and it wasn’t for cranking that Soulja Boy. Why is Soulja Boy ‘leaked photos’ trending? Thursday Soulja Boy “leaked photos” began to trend […]
SOULJA Boy is a rapper and musician who hit peak popularity in 2007 with his song Crank That (Soulja Boy).
On January 13, 2022 Soulja Boy began to trend on social media and it wasn’t for cranking that Soulja Boy.
Why is Soulja Boy ‘leaked photos’ trending?
Thursday Soulja Boy “leaked photos” began to trend on social media upon the rapper tweeting an Only Fans link.
“Good morning http://onlyfans.com/souljaboy,” he tweeted at 6.41am on Thursday.
The rapper whose real name is DeAndre Cortez Way, is 31-years-old and was born in Chicago.
Soulja Boy tweeted a couple of hours later to say “Good morning bae, wyd” with heart and smirk face emoji.
What are fans saying about Soulja Boy’s ‘leak’?
Fans immediately began responding on Twitter to comment on the ‘leak’ from the rapper.
He even retweeted one of his fans’ tweets who greeted him that morning.
“Good morning to @souljaboy and @souljaboy only,” the user tweeted with a tongue out face emoji.
Many users seemed impressed by the leaks of the rapper.
“yalll seen soulja boy leaks . lmmfao woooow,” one user tweeted.
Several tweets are circulating with an article from a site called hiplifehiphop calling the rapper “part horse.”
“Soulja boy leak is proof black men are winning,” another twitter user chimed in.
The rapper took advantage of the eyes on his account during the ‘”leak” to promote some of his songs and a docuseries titled The Life of Draco, which will air January 21, 2022.
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What songs is Soulja Boy known for?
Soulja Boy hit peak popularity in 2007 with his song Crank That (Soulja Boy) and his 2008 single Kiss Me Thru The Phone.
The song Crank That (Soulja Boy) was followed up with a popular dance called The Superman.
According to Cheat Sheet, the rapper claims he was the “first rapper” to be on YouTube.
YouTube launched in February of 2005 and the song Crank That (Soulja Boy) was published on YouTube in 2009.
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