In an effort to support his claims that he made $1 million in a single day, Soulja Boy has released screenshots.
On Sunday, January 14, Soulja posted a screenshot of what looked to be an incoming payment of little more than $1 million from Warner Music on Twitter/X.
“It’s insаne, I made a million dollars in a day,” he wrote.
He sent another screenshot the following day, which included the previously indicated pending payment in addition to two previous reimbursements of $150k and $294k, respectively. “You do the math,” he continued.
Soulja Boy has already boasted about his purportedly enormous salary.
Big Draco said on Instagram Live back in October that he charges seven figures for features, even though shows only cost six figures. However, afterparties are in the fives.
He counted a pile of cash and said to his followers, “If you want a verse, it’s gon’ cost you an M.” “You want a show, and it will set you back $100,000. If you want an after-party, you’ll have to pay fifty bands. We just showed up in Texas. This is what it will set you back. Not capped. That’s the exact amount it will cost you.
Though the rapper has yet to pay back a debt that exceeds half a million dollars, Soulja Boy’s ex might want to speak.
Kayla Myers filed a lawsuit against Soulja in 2020, alleging abuse, viоlence, and false detention. The six-hour-long claimed аttаck and kidnapping allegedly took place at his Malibu home. Although the creator of SODMG was never prosecuted for the аssаult, police later uncovered gu𝚗s in his home, which was against his probation.
He disclaimed any guilt and attributed Myers’ injuries to an outsider. Later that month, after the jury returned a verdict in Myers’ favor, he was mandated to give her a six-figure payment.
However, Soulja had still not made payment by 2023, so in October, Myers filed a court petition asking for the use of all available resources to satisfy Soulja’s judgment, both now and in the future.
Myers has asked the courts to grant her the right to confiscate the “Crank That” rapper’s royalties, Twitch streaming earnings, and even the proceeds from his marijuana business until the judgment she gained is fully paid, according to court records that Radar Online was able to get.
The rapper of “Kiss Me Through The Phone” had previously argued that the assets’ value wasn’t sufficient to fully meet the verdict, and this action came only days after a judge approved an order authorizing Myers to confiscate Soulja Boy’s other assets to settle it.
Soulja Boy was told to give up his red Lamborghini, yellow Mercedes-Benz, yellow Bentley, and Dodge Charger Hellcat the week before.
He would also have to give up a black Cartier watch for $8,000 and a diamond-studded “Soulja Boy” neck chain worth $10,000, along with any cash over $1,000, according to the signed court order, which said that he owed Myers about $500,000.
Additionally, the order forbids the rapper from interfering with the Sheriff’s Department’s right to enter Soulja Boy’s property at any moment in order to take it.