American rapper Soulja Boy just dropped his latest record “Young Drako” – complete with “Bitcoin”, a new track about the artist’s crypto trading skills.
He joins rappers Eminem and Royce da 5’9″ who are turning Bitcoin into a hip-hop fable about hot new tech versus old money.
I got Bitcoin, I got Litecoin, I’m going digital, Soulja!
He tweeted the new release to his 5.27 million Twitter followers who can listen to the new track on YouTube.
Soulja Boy – Bitcoin (Young Drako) https://t.co/5RHWgQUlf0 via @YouTube
— Soulja Boy (Drako) (@souljaboy) October 6, 2018
Soulja dives into his trading flow with a nod to Square’s Cash App, which allows users to buy cryptocurrencies in all 50 states, and PayPal, which facilitates money transfers.
Red, white, and bitcoin. Now you can use Cash App to buy bitcoin in all 50 states. pic.twitter.com/D4fhVRz7WL
— Cash App (@CashApp) August 13, 2018
As for Soulja’s crypto gains, it sounds like he racked up $100K.
I made 100 racks off of Bitcoin (bit)
You can catch me trapping with the Bitcoin (bit)
You can catch me running up the Bitcoin (yeah)
I spent 6,000 on the Bitcoin
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You are correct John. Keep writing real bitcoin songs man. My boys and I love your work
STOP advertising Bammas!!! Don’t nobody give a flying f*** about wackboy.. never has been or will be relevant. I’m tire of these deadbeats clinging on to new waves just to restore a career that will remain a flop
I just re-read this and remember I had written it in an altered state. So, my apologies for the harshness in my first post. I do however think it is patently ridiculous for adults to keep rapping or proesing or singing about the glories of excessive consumption and consumerism. Don’t teach children that bling and money and babes and drugs is the name of the game. The name of the game is be a good neighbor and to be kind to people as often as we can. Love is the name of the game, not riches. But life is tough and we all at least appear to be doing the best we can.
; )
I guess any exposure is good exposure? Hmmm . . . all I know for sure is that this Soulja Boy production is DEFINITELY NOT A SONG!!!!!!! It’s got a beat and there is nothing else whatsoever that defines it as a song. Factories also keep a steady beat – like a loop playing over and over that will drive a person cray cray.
Beat wise Bad.
Word wise, really Bad. (notice I didn’t use the word “Lyrics”. That’s right because Lyrics are in Songs and WORDS are in poems.)
Now if you want to hear a REAL Bitcoin song, go here: