Soulja Boy is best known as one of the most braggadocious rappers out today. He’s previously claimed the title of the first hip-hop lyricist to go “viral” on YouTube, as well as the person to influence others to wear BAPE. What he isn’t the first person to do, however, is upload music on OnlyFans. NLE Choppa is taking that prize. He didn’t hesitate to rub it in the “Crank That” hitmaker’s face with a tweet on Sunday (April 23) night.
“Aye @souljaboy, you ain’t posted a music video on OnlyFans yet HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH 
,” the 20-year-old wrote. Some took this as Choppa paying a bit too much attention to Soulja’s NSFW account. Others, however, realized he was boasting about beating his competition to the punch. “NOWWWWW… why are you subscribed to his OF? 
,” someone challenged the “Do It Again” artist.
NLE Choppa Brags About His Latest OnlyFans Feat
Aye @souljaboy you ain’t posted a music video on onlyfans yet HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH
— NLE Choppa (@Nlechoppa1) April 24, 2023
As HipHopDX notes, Choppa’s “Slut Me Out” music video landed on his OF account recently, featuring an appearance from Sukihana. The song’s accompanying visual earned plenty of criticism online. Specifically, the southern superstar faced backlash for dog-walking his female collaborator on camera. While it may be a bit too salacious for the general public’s enjoyment, those who subscribe to his NSFW account will surely enjoy the adult-centric content.
Previously, the Cottonwood 2 creator claimed he was the “First Artist To Walk A NBA Team Out and It Was The Home Team.” This was in 2022 when he worked with the Memphis Grizzlies ahead of their game. However, Soulja Boy was quick to shut that down, replying, “I been did that three years ago,” along with a YouTube link to his Los Angeles Clippers halftime show performance in 2019. While some social media users pointed out that the two events weren’t exactly the same thing, the Chicago native begged to differ. Ultimately, however, he gave credit where it was due to the younger rapper, ending the debate before it even began. Are you subscribed to NLE Choppa’s OnlyFans? Let us know in the comments below, and make sure to tap back in later for more hip-hop news updates.
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