Soulja Boy has set the date for the launch of the new Soulja Boy CD: iSouljaBoy.
Make yourselves free on November 18. The leaked “Turn My Swag On” single will be in the CD, and although rumored to already have an official music video, there’s still no sign of new videos (except that ol’ iDance and Turn My Swag On that y’all probably seen earlier this month) on YouTube. Or is there? If anybody has the dish on this, buzz me up! Maybe I’ll just put up the video I found here. Bet my neck it’s not the official vid, but the song’s cool!
Speaking of the new Soulja Boy CD - iSouljaBoy, it’s said that the title of the CD is dedicated to today’s technology such as iTunes, iPod, iPhone et cetera. S-Beezy is clearly excited about the upcoming sophomore album. Can’t say we’re excited, though.
Been listening to Soulja Boy’s new CD, iSouljaBoy, over and over again and now I’m still revved up from all the dancing and am trying to cool down. So I decided to check out what’s going on in Soulja Boy forums. There’s always the neverending dispute about who’s cuter: S-Beezy or Arab. Obviously, Soulja Boy has all the attention. But apparently, there are some attention as well for Arab.
So which is it, girls? Which one is cuter? Arab or S-Beezy?
And for the guys, let’s say you’re Arab’s and S-Beezy’s friend. And you know some chick is double timing them. Which would you tell first? Arab or Soulja Boy? Why?
That’s the pop quizzes of the day. See ya soon peeps
When DeShawn Stevenson of the Washington Wizards said LeBron James was overrated, LBJ refused to take the bait, simply saying, “It’s almost like Jay-Z saying something bad about Soulja Boy. There’s no comparison.” Not surprisingly, Soulja Boy didn’t appreciate LBJ’s quip. From the Cleveland Plain Dealer (via CSTB):
“Someone from Interscope Records called me and sent me the quote,” Way said. “I looked and didn’t really think much about it. LeBron said something like he was Jay-Z and DeShawn [Stevenson] is Soulja Boy. I took that as [disrespectful].”
I know you’re just dying for James’ reaction to Soulja Boy’s reaction, right? When asked about it following Friday’s practice, James simply said he meant no disrespect. Considering Stevenson laid an egg (three points, 1-for-9 shooting) while James was his typical awesome self in Game 1, we can count on this silly little feud dying a quiet death, right?
If you thought for a second that might be the case, you’re incredibly naive.
This thing is guaranteed to drag on the entire series considering Stevenson has invited Soulja Boy to sit courtside while wearing a Wizards jersey once the series returns to D.C., which Soulja Boy happily accepted.
“I’m all for it,” Way said. “He invited me out, and I don’t have a problem coming . . . I’m [cheering] for whoever backs me. I can’t go for whoever’s going against me.”
Last night it all went down. Soulja Boy DID attend the Washington/Cleveland game in DC at the invitation of Stevenson and sat in the front row near the Wizards bench wearing Stevenson’s No. 2 jersey. During a timeout in the fourth quarter, Soulja Boy performed his popular dance and punctuated it by waving his hand in front of his face as Stevenson often does after he hits three-pointers. Inspired, Stevenson (19 points) quickly hit back-to-back three-pointers, with the final one coming in front of James. The Wizards dominated the Cavs by 108-72.
Soulja Boy and his loyal sidekick Arab at the BBC show “Sound” in London, March 7
Soulja Boy did a big European tour earlier this year, which included a BBC TV show where he performed Crank Dat. Wonder how the Brits received our boy?
