After extending an olive branch to Drake, Kanye West is squashing his beef with another one of his rivals, Soulja Boy.
On Wednesday, Ye shared a text conversation between him and Soulja in which he apologized for removing Soulja’s verse from his album DONDA.
“Yo it’s Ye,” he wrote in the text, which he shared on Instagram. “Love you bro I should have told you I wasn’t gonna use the verse.”
Soulja accepted his apology, responding, “Love you too bro. That’s all I wanted.”
Kanye reportedly reached out to Soulja and asked him to record a verse for his DONDA song “Remote Control.” However, their relationship took a turn after it was cut from the album without his knowledge.
“Idk how to feel, Kanye sent me that song ‘remote control’ and I don’t hear my verse on it… hmm f**k that ni**a,” Soulja tweeted in August.
He went on to leak his full verse while blasting Ye on Twitter. “That ni**a Kanye so pussy. Lame ass ni**a thought he could be the president sit yo goofy ass down somewhere that’s why Hov don’t fuck u weirdo,” added Soulja before threatening violence. “You a bitch @kanyewest and if u got a problem with what im saying I’ll knock u out my ni**a.”
Idk how to feel, Kanye sent me that song “remote control” and I don’t hear my verse on it… hmm fuck that nigga https://t.co/tGIGuO3Pnr
— Soulja Boy (Big Draco) (@souljaboy) August 29, 2021
Go have another rant pussy ass nigga u need help @kanyewest you ain’t have to call me in the first place who the fuk u think u is nigga?
— Soulja Boy (Big Draco) (@souljaboy) August 30, 2021
According to Soulja, Kanye previously removed him from his 2008 song “RoboCop.” “He did this same shit on Robocop when Amber Rose was in the studio years ago,” tweeted Soulja. “I hate working with this dude. He needs help seriously.”
Earlier in the week, Kanye proposed that he and Drake end their ongoing feud. “Both me and Drake have taken shots at each other and it’s time to put it to rest,” he said while standing alongside Rap-A-Lot Records founder J Prince.
He also invited Drake to join him on stage during a Dec. 7 concert in Los Angeles to free Larry Hoover. “I believe this event will not only bring awareness to our cause but prove to people everywhere how much more we can accomplish when we lay our pride to the side and come together,” he said.
