The controversial public speaker goes live on Instagram to detail his confrontation with the 'Crank That' spitter, admitting to have sprayed the rapper with mace.
- Jul 23, 2022
AceShowbiz - Soulja Boy was maced by Charleston White during a physical altercation in Miami. After rumors started to spread on the Internet about two men getting involved in a confrontation, the controversial YouTuber took to social media to share his side of the story.
Turning on his Instagram Live on Friday, July 22, Charleston admitted to have maced Soulja when the rapper approached him. He apparently found it funny as he was laughing throughout the video while detailing the encounter.
"They don't know if they'd been tased. They don't know what happened to that...," he said as he puffed on a cigar. Unapologetic, he added, "I hit they muthaf**kin a** one more time just for goodness sake."
"[Soulja Boy] said, 'Bruh, you maced me?' Yeah, n***a ... That n***a said, 'I just wanna talk,' " the former gang member-turned-internet personality recounted. "Next time you n***as better holla with a bullhorn."
He went on warning the Atlanta artist, "You better use the police bullhorn and say, 'Hey, we wanna talk.' Other than that, s**t, you can't just walk up to a n***a like me hollerin about you wanna talk. I don't wanna talk to nan son of a b***h. Hell nah ... What if he hit me across my head with one of them rings, put that eye out?"
Earlier reports said Charleston started spraying mace on Soulja and his friends when the "Crank That (Soulja Boy)" hitmaker approached the motivational speaker on Collins Ave, saying he just wanted to talk to Charleston.
While Soulja has not spoken up on the incident, the beef between them was possibly ignited earlier this week, when Charleston brought Soulja's street cred into question during an interview with Say Cheese TV that was released on Wednesday, July 20. When speaking on the fact that a number of artists who have had public issues with Soulja have coincidentally been killed, Charleston expressed his disdain for the "Kiss Me Thru the Phone" rapper, implying that Young Draco doesn't live up to the tough-guy image he claims to be.
"F**k Soulja Boy," Charleston said. "Nothing about you is street. Let's go back over your career, n***a. You got rap rivalries. You ain't got no opposition, n***a." He continued to double down on his comments as saying later in the interview, "You ain't none of what you professing to be, Soulja Boy. Grown-a** man, Soulja Boy. You ain't none of that, homie."
