Atlanta rapper Soulja Boy has a bit of legal trouble coming his way. The rap veteran has reportedly been sued by a former personal assistant over some serious allegations of sexual battery, assault, false imprisonment and infliction of emotional distress.
Soulja Boy Sued By Former Assistant
A woman hired by Soulja Boy in 2018 alleges that he sexually abused, beat, threatened and raped her on many occasions over her 18-month employment. The suit states she’s been left traumatized and struggled to reenter the workforce as well as society itself.
“His abuse imprisoned her physically, mentally and emotionally,” Rahmani told PEOPLE. “When she mustered the courage to flee, he impoverished her. His exploitation severely hampered our client’s ability to re-establish herself in the workplace and in society. We believe he should be held accountable.” (PEOPLE)
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Soulja recently came for the blogs. The rap star called out a plethora of popular hip-hop websites and didn’t hold back. Soulja took to Instagram Live with his harsh comments, calling them fake news and questioning their motives, also saying they create false narratives.
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The rap veteran recently came back with a new song, which he announced on all of his social media channels. “Pandemic” is Soulja‘s new track, presumably off his upcoming album How Can You Blame Me? The “Love & Hip-Hop” alum hasn’t released a new studio album since 2015.
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SB recently wanted the music industry to put some major respect on his name. The hip-hop veteran went online to toot his own horn and tell fans to acknowledge his contributions to the rap game. After hitting the global spotlight in 2006, SB paved the way for signature dance moves and catchy anthems. In recent years, SB has fallen under the radar but made a minor comeback a couple years ago with publicized Internet feuds and claiming he helped put on current rap artists like Drake and Tyga.
