Kanye West Blasted By Chris Brown & Soulja Boy Following Release Of 'Donda'
It seems that Kanye West's long-awaited Donda did not go down well with some: Chris Brown and Soulja Boy blasted the rapper after their reported contributions didn't appear in the final cut of the album.
Brown was rumored to be featured on the album. Hours after the release, he posted "Kanye a whole hoe," on his Instagram Story. The 32-year-old then deleted the initial post and wrote "Nah he tweakin."
Soulja Boy posted a screenshot of a conversation he appeared to have had with West where the 44-year-old seemingly asked him if he wanted to collab. "This n***a Kanye smh. Tell homie dont hit my phone no more," the 31-year-old tweeted.
In the screenshot, West allegedly messaged the "Crank That" hitmaker and asked if he wanted to collaborate on the new album and on a new GAP campaign. "I love you bro, you're a genius," the "Flashing Lights" singer allegedly told Soulja Boy.
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"Thanks that means ALOT coming from u," Soulja Boy replied. "I'm Down lets work on fashion and music."
"Idk how to feel, Kanye sent me that song ‘remote control’ and I don’t hear my verse on it… hmm f**k that n***a," Soulja Boy, who was born DeAndre Cortez Way, responded to a fan who asked what he thought of Donda. The track appeared on the album with a Young Thug verse.
Collaborators who did appear on Donda include Jay-Z, Kid Cudi, Pusha-T, The Weeknd, Travis Scott, Baby Keem, Roddy Ricch, Lil Durk and more. The album featured 27 tracks.
As OK! previously reported, West was none-too-pleased that Donda dropped. "Universal put my album out without my approval and they blocked 'Jail 2' from being on the album," the fashion designer posted on Instagram. Sources from Universal told Variety that West's allegations were "preposterous."
"Jail 2" was reportedly unavailable to stream when the album first dropped but has since appeared on streaming platforms. The track was met with controversy as it features both DaBaby and Marilyn Manson.
This comes weeks after DaBaby was blasted for homophobic comments he made during a show. Manson has been embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal after several women, including Evan Rachel Wood, accused him of abuse earlier this year.
