AceShowbiz - Soulja Boy is known for being the first to do many things, but he had to retract one of his recent claims about aviation. On October 12, Big Draco posted a video of himself in a plane's cockpit, proclaiming, "I was the first rapper to fly an airplane. Let's go, we bout to get in the air." Little did he know, Ludacris had been sharing his flying experiences since 2021.

Ludacris, who has consistently posted clips of himself flying while working on his pilot license, chimed in to correct Soulja Boy with a simple thinking emoji. Soulja Boy quickly did some research and conceded, acknowledging Ludacris' flying feats. "I just saw ur video you did it first," Soulja admitted, attaching a gold medal emoji as a gesture of respect.

However, Ludacris pvreiously clarified on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" that despite owning a plane, he doesn't have a pilot's license yet. "It's a work in progress; it takes some time," he admitted, partly attributing the delay to the rule that bans pilots from drinking alcohol eight hours before flying.

The world of hip-hop remains dynamic and unpredictable, filled with stories that range from humorous misunderstandings to serious legal battles. As these artists navigate their careers and personal lives, fans stay captivated by the drama unfolding both in the studio and beyond.