Soulja Boy admits he was paid to perform as Donald Trump

Soulja Boy Unfazed by the backlash he received online for his concert performance Donald Trump Opening ball.

Outspoken rapper, side by side Nelly and Snoop Dogg, They faced criticism from fans who felt they betrayed trust when they accepted the invitation to perform at Trump’s inauguration parties.

Nelly defended his decision by saying that he did it out of honor and not for money. However, Soulja Boy admitted that money was a motive.

Donald Trump is celebrating his upcoming presidential inauguration with a series of ceremonies, including the pre-inauguration Crypto Ball, held in Washington, D.C., on Friday, January 20.

Soulja Boy was among the hip-hop stars who performed at the event. However, he was criticized for his performance.

The 34-year-old rapper wasted no time defending himself amid the backlash. In a live video on Instagram, he called out former President Barack Obama, the outgoing Vice President, and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris.

Soulja Boy He said“They paid me a bag. Obama didn’t put any money in my fucking pockets, ngga. Kamala didn’t put any money in my fucking pockets, ngga. Trump put money in my pockets.” “Gyubi, n-ga.”

The “Crank That” singer questioned the reason for the backlash against him, Snoop Dogg and Rick Ross, given that Trump wasn’t even at the event.

“You’re sucking my dick, you want me to not answer the phone for the fucking president? This n-gga (is) the president of the fucking United States,” he said. Trump wasn’t even there, and it wasn’t even a Trump event.

Soulja Boy went on to state that he would sing again if Trump wanted to, saying: “And I’ll go again.”

However, the rapper’s volatile nature came to the fore in another segment of the live stream when he admitted that he was misled about the Crypto Ball game.

“I’m not going to lie though. People tried to trick me, though. And halfway through, I was like, ‘Man, fuck this Trump. I’m not fucking with Trump,'” he said. At this n-gga, then halfway through, I said, “N-gga, boss.” Do you feel me? But whatever, man… the n-gga wasn’t there.”

Along with Soulja Boy, Snoop Dogg also performed at Crypto Ball. The 53-year-old rapper reportedly performed his hit songs “Drop It Like It’s Hot” and “Nuthin But a ‘G’ Thang.”

One fan called Snoop Dogg’s decision to perform at the Crypto Ball ridiculous and hypocritical.

Another fan said: “Snoop Dogg playing for Cheeto?! This is actually devastating. I’m so upset.”

“I say this with complete disrespect, F-CK Snoop Dogg and frankly anyone who agrees to perform at this inauguration,” a third person added.

The backlash coming from the way Snoop Dogg and Soulja Boy performed at the Trump celebration is due to their previous comments about the incoming president.

The rapper has criticized Trump in the past, and Snoop Dogg has often criticized the president-elect, including in September 2020, when She described him as “racist” For disrespecting people of color.

Meanwhile, in 2019, Soulja Boy criticized Kanye West for supporting Trump, saying: “It’s not right.”

Although hip-hop stars may have their reasons for performing at Trump’s inauguration, they will have to do more to convince their critics to side with them.

However, he defended his decision during his appearance on…Willie D-LiveNelly expressed his disappointment that people were criticizing his past actions.

“I thought you were riding for me because I was running for my city, and I didn’t know I had to agree with your political choices. I thought it was the things you do (that matter) and not the things you do,” he said. Say it must be done, if you follow what I do, this should not be an argument, he (Trump) is the president who won.

Nelly also denied that he accepted Trump’s invitation because of money. He said, “I’m not doing this for the money. It doesn’t matter who’s in office. The same way our brothers and sisters go to war to put their lives on the line for who’s in office.”

“So, if they can put their lives on the line for whoever is in office, then I can definitely perform for whoever is in office,” the “Ride Wit Me” rapper concluded.