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Thursday, August 12, 2010

Soulja Boy Breaks Lock Into Film Industry, "I Wanna Do A Movie That's My Legacy"

Rapper Soulja Boy Tell Em has announced plans to link with actor/rapper Nick Canon for an upcoming film and reasoned why he wants to make a run at Hollywood.

According to Soulja Boy, his life story is still awaiting a big screen release.

"Me and Nick Cannon have been talking back and forth for, like, the last year about a movie idea," Soulja Boy said in an interview. "I did a movie with him earlier this year with Justin Bieber ['School Gyrls'], and it went straight to Nickelodeon. It was a good movie, but it was mostly for kids. We were talking back and forth, and he wants me to star in a movie that he wrote when he was, like, 17...I want people to know my story. Because a lot of people know Soulja Boy and know my songs, but a lot of people don't know where I'm from or where I came from, how I did it. A lot of people do know, but a movie would paint the picture so much better. I wanna do a movie that's my story, my legacy; what got me here and why I'm still here."

Moving into films, Soulja Boy will face competition from rappers-turned-actors including Ice Cube, 50 Cent and T.I.

The rapper - who made his acting debut in teen drama ATL in 2006 - stars in new crime thriller Takers, which he also executive produced, but doesn't see other rapper-turned-actors such as 50 Cent and Ice Cube as rivals. TI said: "I don't feel any. I don't feel any competition. I don't feel like I'm competing with anyone but myself. If anyone else does feel like that, it must suck to be them. But I don't feel like that."

Earlier this month, Soulja Boy collaborator/friend Bow Wow announced being cast in a new Tyler Perry film.

Bow Wow and Loretta Devine, who are set to appear together in the Warner Bros. comedy, 'Lottery Ticket,' will team up again in Tyler Perry's next film, 'Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family.' Perry will reprise his signature role as Madea Simmons in the film, adapted from his new stage play 'Madea's Happy Family,' which is currently on tour in the U.S. Also added to the film is current 'It' guy and Old Spice commercial pitchman Isaiah Mustafa. Devine and Bow Wow will play mother and son, while Mustafa is cast as the brother-in-law.

As of late, Soulja Boy has been working on a new album called The DeAndre Way.

"Three [beats]," Soulja Boy told radio host Tim Westwood when asked about working with Kanye West on the new album. "They sounding awesome. This album, I'm mostly doing it myself but I got a lot of producers that I'm working with. I'm working with a lot of artists, like even onTwitter. I'll send out blasts like 'Send me beats.' I got a producer called Super Sed in the 'A' that did 'Pronto,' he did 'Pronto' for Snoop Dogg..."

Check out some recent Soulja Boy Tell Em footage down below:

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Soulja Boy Tell Em Addresses Twitter Disappearance

Teen rapper Soulja Boy Tell Em has explained why his Twitter page disappeared over the weekend and denied reports that he deleted it.

The rapper claims he changed his account and had it verified to show his page's authenticity.

Soulja Boy is not completely missing from Twitter. The rapper who invited questions when he deleted his @SouljaBoyTellEm account over the weekend, has announced that he did not try to quit the microblogging site but rather changed the user name and had it verified. "Shoutout to all the media sites that posted I deleted my twitter becuz of a dumb a** trending topic lol basic asses thanks for the promo," Soulja said in one of his new tweets. He was referring to the trending topic of #ifSouljaBoysARapper which led to such posts as "then Windows 7 was really my idea" and "Stephen Hawking is a triathlete."

Reports of the page's deletion made headlines last weekend.

Well, it seems if nothing else, Rapper Soulja Boy and pop star Miley Cyrus have one thing in common : they've both deleted their Twitter accounts. Miley deleted her Twitter account a few months ago and as of tonight apparently Soulja Boy will no longer be tweeting either. He's decide to say See ya later to Twitter and instead he'll use social media sites such as Myspace to his full advantage. It's not clear why the "Turn my swag on" rapper decided to close his Twitter account, but I'm sure there is a valid reason which will reveal itself in the days to come.

Additional reports suggested he was a victim of negative tweets.

Although the rapper has yet-to-reveal his reasoning for deleting his Twitter account, the website was abuzz with the news, as the rapper quickly became a trending topic. The rapper caught a lot of negative feedback from people on Twitter using the hash tag #ifsouljaboysarapper. The move could also cost Soulja Boy thousands of dollars in lost revenue. Soulja Boy and Kim Kardashian were the highest paid celebrity tweeters, earning up to $10,000 per-tweet.

Last December, Soulja Boy promised he would never delete his page.

"I was thinking about that last night man," Soulja Boy told radio personality Tim Westwood. "I just think, I don't know man, you see Miley Cyrus deleted hers and then when he did it I was just thinking like 'Who's gonna be next to delete their Twitter?' I don't never say never because you never know, one day I might just wake-up and be like I don't wanna be on Twitter no more but right now, nah, I don't think I'd ever delete my Twitter. I work hard for them followers, the 1.9 milli's baby. They gonna be disappointed in me man."

Check out a recent Soulja Boy Tell Em interview down below:

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Soulja Boy Tell Em Wipes Out His Twitter Page


Teen rapper Soulja Boy Tell Em's Twitter page has mysteriously disappeared after having over two million followers on the popular social network.

According to reports, the rapper deleted his page sometime over the weekend.

Well, it seems if nothing else, Rapper Soulja Boy and pop star Miley Cyrus have one thing in common : they've both deleted their Twitter accounts. Miley deleted her Twitter account a few months ago and as of tonight apparently Soulja Boy will no longer be tweeting either. He's decide to say See ya later to Twitter and instead he'll use social media sites such as Myspace to his full advantage. It's not clear why the "Turn my swag on" rapper decided to close his Twitter account, but I'm sure there is a valid reason which will reveal itself in the days to come.

Additional reports suggest he was a victim to negative tweets.

Although the rapper has yet-to-reveal his reasoning for deleting his Twitter account, the website was abuzz with the news, as the rapper quickly became a trending topic. The rapper caught a lot of negative feedback from people on Twitter using the hash tag #ifsouljaboysarapper. The move could also cost Soulja Boy thousands of dollars in lost revenue. Soulja Boy and Kim Kardashian were the highest paid celebrity tweeters, earning up to $10,000 per-tweet.

Last December, Soulja Boy promised he would never delete his page.

"I was thinking about that last night man," Soulja Boy told radio personality Tim Westwood. "I just think, I don't know man, you see Miley Cyrus deleted hers and then when he did it I was just thinking like 'Who's gonna be next to delete their Twitter?' I don't never say never because you never know, one day I might just wake-up and be like I don't wanna be on Twitter no more but right now, nah, I don't think I'd ever delete my Twitter. I work hard for them followers, the 1.9 milli's baby. They gonna be disappointed in me man."

He also wrote on Twitter last winter with a reaction to Chris Brown deleting his page.

"@vegasodmg i know man, im talkin 100millions omg," he wrote on Twitter last night. "1st Miley then Chris.. who's next? @jack amazing. PrettyBoyGMoney wtf??? This *igga Soulja Boy Got More Followers Than Tom Got Friends On Myspace #d*mnshame."

Check out a recent Soulja Boy interview below:

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Game, Busta Rhymes, Lauren London, Soulja Boy & More Remember Tupac Shakur


Game, Busta Rhymes, Lauren London, Soulja Boy and more have paid homage to the late Tupac Shakur on his 39th birthday.

Game promised to keep Pac's memory alive.

"#happyBday2PAC From someone who studied ur poetry, admired ur courage & never thought they'd ever make it as an MC, ur legacy lives thru me."

Busta Rhymes also acknowledged the rapper's birthday.

"Happy Birth Strong 2 the homie Tupac...May u 4 ever RIP in Thug's Paradise big homie..."

Actress Lauren London remembered Pac's "California Love" hit.

"Happy Birthday Tupac #californialove."

Soulja Boy also paid homage to the rap veteran.

"R.I.P. Tupac"

DJ Drama remembered Pac's contributions over the course of his life.

"Happy Bday Pac... U did so much for the world in 25 years... Your legacy is forever!!"

Tupac was fatally shot in 1996 following a Las Vegas, Nevada boxing match.

While his celebrity was at its peak, he publicly fought with his rival, the Notorious B.I.G., and there were tensions brewing at Death Row. Even with such conflicts, however, 2Pac's drive-by shooting in September 1996 came as an unexpected shock. On September 13, six days after the shooting, 2Pac passed away, leaving behind a legacy that was based as much on his lifestyle as it was his music.

Check out a Tupac Shakur tribute video down below:

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Friday, May 14, 2010

Drake In L.A.

Drake Brings Out Nicki Minaj and Young Money Live in L.A.



Drake Confirms Alicia Keys Collaboration on ‘Fireworks’



Drake Performs with Soulja Boy & Nipsey Hussle Live in L.A.





Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

3 New Soulja Boy Freestyles

Soulja Boy - Mean Mug Freestyle



Soulja Boy & Arab Freestyle Off The Dome!



Soulja Boy - Takeover Freestyle

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Soulja Boy Tell Em On "Teenage Millionaire" Release, "People Don't Know The Whole Story" [Video]


Southern rap star Soulja Boy Tell Em has opened up about his upcoming book, Teenage Millionaire, and what fans can expect from it.

According to Soulja Boy, his first book will land on shelves this July.

"My book is entitled Teenage Millionaire and it drops July 28, 2010, the same day as my album drops," Soulja Boy said in an interview. "What really made me write this book, I really just sat down and looked at what I did. I made my first million dollars when I was 16 years-old. I came from a place where a lot of people really don't make it out to see the things that I saw across the world. I just want to be able to tell all the people how I did it and because people don't know the whole story. And not only that, I know there's a lot of adults that look at me and admire me for doing it at such a young age -- I go deep into the book about all that because I know there's a lot of people who went to school, high school and college and still not really did nothing and it's really like, it really don't matter how old you are. Like, you can be any age and attain anything that you want to long as you got enough knowledge to do it..."

Initial reports about the book landed online earlier this year.

HipHopRX.com has learned that Soulja Boy, who we all know as Soulja Boy Tell Em the rapper, will soon be known as Soulja Boy Tell Em the rapper/author as the self-made teen millionaire will soon be releasing his first book. Soulja Boy, born DeAndre Cortez Way on July 28, 1990, has written his first book -- Teenage Millionaire -- on being a teen millionaire. The book "Teenage Millionaire (DeAndre Way)" is set to be released none other than on Soulja Boy's birthday, July 28, 2010.

The rapper is currently putting together his new solo album, Dre.

"This one, my lyrics are better, my lyrics are on another level,"Soulja Boy said in an interview. "My beats are on another level. I'm richer. I look better and I'm more successful, it's an upgrade. I been in the studio with Kanye, rocking. I haven't been in the studio with Rihanna yet, but she said she wants to get something done. Shouts out to Drake, been in the studio with Drake. Been in the studio with Nicki Minaj, I got something. Shouts out to Trey Songz, I was just in the studio with him. I got something on there. Ray J, Snoop Dogg, that's about it."

He recently talked about choosing lesser-known producers for his projects.

"I usually produce all of my own records," he revealed in an interview. "My most successful record was 100-percent me--I wrote and produced it. I've been producing for myself and I'm starting to get more respect; having parties reach out and ask me for beats. I want to change up my thing a bit and I know even with the talent I got, there are some things that I can't do that other producers can bring to the table...I keep my ear to the street. I like to play it by ear and I don't rate another producer because of his stats. If I hear a hot beat in the street that I can get versus a wack beat from a hot named producer; which one I'ma do?"

Check out Soulja Boy Tell Em speaking on his new book below:

Sunday, April 4, 2010