Shia LaBeouf Calls Soulja Boy A "Sweetheart" After He Asks For A Film Role

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Soulja Boy wants a role in the next "Transformers" film.

One of the more entertaining beefs of the moment is that between "Crank That" rapper Soulja Boy and "Holes" actor Shia LaBeouf. 

Of course, Soulja's beefing with everybody these days, but for those wondering how LaBeouf got involved, it started with the 30-year-old thespian dissing Lil Yachty with a surprise freestyle on Sway in the Morning last month. Then, in another freestyle he gave to Charlamagne to premiere on The Breakfast Club, he went after Yachty even harder and poked fun at the red-dreaded rapper's beef with Soulja Boy. The beef between the two Atlantans began after Yachty asked Soulja to remove an Instagram picture of model India Love. Then, Soulja got out his Draco and took it to a whole new level. 

As his beef with Yachty started to fade from the public interest, Soulja responded to LaBeouf name-dropping him on a freestyle. He violently lashed out at the actor/surprisingly adept emcee and revoked his hood pass in Atlanta. LaBeouf, keeping his composure, quickly responded with yet another freestyle, which included lines directed at Soulja like, "You got the demeanor of a vacuum cleaner / You suck." 

Yesterday, Soulja decided to give LaBeouf a warning -- letting him know that his response track will surely end his short-lived rap career, but also promising to squash the beef if LaBeouf were to give him a high-profile acting gig, in the next "Transformers" movie, for example. Watch the part-olive branch, part-declaration of war below. 

After Soulja let his course of action be known, TMZ caught up with LaBeouf at Studio City in L.A. and asked him about his unanticipated rival in Atlanta. "What about him? I think he's awesome," said a surprisingly amicable LaBeouf. When asked about Soulja's threats, LaBeouf responded, "He's a sweetheart, bro. He don't mean it." Does this mean LaBeouf is done with the beef, or is he implying that Soulja is too soft to make good on his stick talk? 

Lastly, LaBeouf was asked if he could get Soulja onto the silver screen, to which he said, "Oh, I don't know, man. I think he can do it on his own. He's a pretty enigmatic character." 

Meanwhile, Soulja is currently taking much more violent shot at Quavo, due to the Migos' rapper taking the side of his labelmate Lil Boat. Does Soulja have a chance to emerge from any of these beefs with a "W"?  

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<b>Feature &amp; News Contributor</b> Brooklyn via Toronto writer and music enthusiast. Angus writes reviews, features, and lists for HNHH. While hip-hop is his muse, Angus also puts in work at an experimental dance label. In the evenings, he winds down to dub techno and Donna Summer.
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