Soulja Boy might be one of the pettiest rappers in the game. Since the top of the year, he's sh*tted all over Tyga after people suggested the former Cash Money artist had the biggest comeback of 2018. Soulja Boy went on a tirade against Tyga during his Instagram Live which became one of the most viral moments of the year thus far. While Tyga himself has found it funny, Soulja Boy's been trying to find new ways to get under the "Taste" rapper's skin. While he spent Valentine's Day with Tyga's baby mama Blac Chyna, he's linked up with another one of Chyna's exes to get his petty on.
Soulja Boy and YBN Almighty Jay have worked together in the past before Young Drako had any dealings with Blac Chyna. YBN Almighty Jay shared a photo on Instagram of himself and Soulja Boy and threw a whole lot of shade at Chyna and Tyga in the caption while dragging their son King into the conversation.
"KABOOM!!! WHILE YOUR SON IN THE OTHER ROOM," Almighty Jay captioned the photo.
This comes a few days after Chyna did a bit of trolling of her own. The model landed a deal with TUNES Audio but she claimed that she took the deal from Soulja Boy while promoting the line of headphones on Instagram.
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