Soulja Boy Claimed He Changed The Whole Music Industry, Shattered Twitter
Here’s What Happened When Soulja Boy (Correctly) Claimed He Changed The Whole Music Industry
When Soulja boy put on that rubber band chain + wrote Soulja Boy on his shades. The impact > pic.twitter.com/ICYGND4ljf
— Shelby Ivey Christie (@bronze_bombSHEL) October 7, 2020
Say what you want about Soulja Boy, he’s a living legend who paved the way for today’s digital-driven industry that relies heavily on star appeal, notoriety and popularity over substance.
If you lived through the Snap era, you know just how influential Mr. Boy was in his prime where he earned his first Grammy nomination at only 18 for iconic game-changer “Crank That (Soulja Boy).”
He also pretty much invented FaceTime with his “Kiss Me Thru The Phone” wave, inspired a generation of creators to self-publish their content and curated an entire musical subgenre heavily sampled by mainstream artists like Beyoncé.
I really changed the whole music industry. That’s crazy 🤔😳
— Soulja Boy (Drako) (@souljaboy) October 6, 2020
So yes, he’s absolutely correct about changing the whole music industry that still owes him his flowers.
“I was the first artist on social media. I was the first artist on YouTube. These record labels set their blueprint behind me. I’m the reason why they’re streaming right now,” he said in his CLASSIC Breakfast Club interview. “When I first came out, they said Hip-Hop was dead. They said I killed Hip-Hop.”
Snoop Dogg, all the OGs were like, ‘What is this bulls—?'” he continued. “Now, look at everybody. They love the new generation. I had to take them bullets. Everybody doing what I did. They laughed at me… And now they doing exactly what I did.
“Y’all should thank me. Every artist in the game, all y’all record labels, y’all owe me five percent, bro. Y’all all owe me a percentage.”
Do you agree that Soulja Boy changed the whole music industry? Tell us in the comments and peep the Twitter reactions to his now viral tweet on the flip.
Soulja boy laid the groundwork for digital marketing in entertainment so idc how many times he reminds us he’s a legend. It’s a fact. No debate
— Who is you, Chiron? (@NotLaja) October 6, 2020
“Soulja boy laid the groundwork for digital marketing in entertainment so idc how many times he reminds us he’s a legend. It’s a fact. No debate” – completely agree
Soulja boy insinuated the idea of FaceTime in a music video, is a pioneer at mobile text marketing and a pioneer of internet fame. Denying this is rooted in jealousy. https://t.co/Hq3jPR3WsU
— Tyllah-Chanel | Creative Director (@TouchedByTy) October 7, 2020
“Soulja boy insinuated the idea of FaceTime in a music video, is a pioneer at mobile text marketing and a pioneer of internet fame. Denying this is rooted in jealousy.” – FACTS
When Soulja boy put on that rubber band chain + wrote Soulja Boy on his shades. The impact > pic.twitter.com/ICYGND4ljf
— Shelby Ivey Christie (@bronze_bombSHEL) October 7, 2020
“When Soulja boy put on that rubber band chain + wrote Soulja Boy on his shades. The impact >” – ICON
It was today, that Soulja Boy decided to tell em. https://t.co/6lhTwQVvVl
— Ausar 🐝 (@AusarMusic) October 6, 2020
“It was today, that Soulja Boy decided to tell em.” – and was CORRECT
Soulja boy come on here every 3 months to reminds us he changed the music industry 😭😭😭😭 he right thou https://t.co/uMIEBwpjpi
— جوجل المترجم (@puffpuffpowa) October 7, 2020
“Soulja boy come on here every 3 months to reminds us he changed the music industry 😭😭😭😭 he right thou” – we agree every single time
the answer is Soulja Boy. https://t.co/coo33jQ4oN
— Qweenie (@_dxstinyyy_) October 1, 2020
“the answer is Soulja Boy.” – DING DING DING
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There’s a small handful of artists who can say they actually changed the music industry.
Changing the industry and changing the genre are very different btw.
Beyonce changed the industry. T-Pain changed the genre. Soulja Boy managed to do both.
— We me and Milano (@eleven8) October 7, 2020
“There’s a small handful of artists who can say they actually changed the music industry.
Changing the industry and changing the genre are very different btw.
Beyonce changed the industry. T-Pain changed the genre. Soulja Boy managed to do both.” – yep, all facts
– soulja boy was hot and had a good run … but y’all ain’t talking about nothing saying he changed the industry .
— melanin monroe (@__misssindiaaa) October 6, 2020
“soulja boy was hot and had a good run … but y’all ain’t talking about nothing saying he changed the industry.” – there’s always one
If anybody disagrees that Soulja Boy changed the music industry they are an idiot and don’t know shit
— BP (@LadiesLoveBP2) October 6, 2020
“If anybody disagrees that Soulja Boy changed the music industry they are an idiot and don’t know sh*t” – WELP
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