Yet another rapper appears to want a piece of the WWE pie but has gone about things in a different way than Bow Wow and Bad Bunny.
There are a handful of things you can do that will annoy a wrestler. Labeling what they do as "fake" might be at the top of that list, though. That's what Soulja Boy decided to do over the weekend. The rapper tweeted "rap game faker than WWE". That caught the attention and raised the ire of a few wrestlers. Most of all Randy Orton who hit back with a couple of lengthy tweets.
"Fake? Dare this prick to step up... consider us 100 times tougher than anyone you’ve come across," Orton tweeted. "@sanbenito (Bad Bunny) would beat the f*ck outta you... he’s seen our world. Respects it and knows what it takes and finds himself lucky to be a part of it."
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High praise indeed for Bad Bunny. Orton's comments back up the report that the rapper has earned the respect of the locker room. Good job too since it seems like he'll be sticking around for a while. As for Soulja Boy, Orton isn't the only one he has annoyed. The Viper only noticed the rapper's disrespectful tweet after coming across T-Bar's had already replied.
T-Bar isn't someone you want to cross on Twitter. However, his reply to Soulja Boy was quite reserved. Well, apart from the line telling the rapper to go back to "super soaking hoes or whatever it is you did 15 years ago", a reference to Soulja Boy's hit Crank That. Judging by the rapper's back catalog, he hasn't done much of note since.
Even though Soulja Boy's shot was directed at WWE, those no longer under the company's employ have been getting in on the fun. Hall of Famer Gerald Brisco has invited him to Florida so he can teach him what wrestling is, even offering to drive Soulja Boy to the hospital afterward. Even though Brisco is 74 years old, we don't doubt for a second that Soulja Boy would be left regretting his ill-thought-out shot if he were to take the legend up on the offer.
