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Soulja Boy Says He’s The First Rapper With iPhone, Provides Video Receipt

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3 years ago

July 4, 2021

Lately, Soulja Boy has been demanding credits for being the first rapper to do so many things. While some have been false, many others were backed with receipts. Again, he made another claim on his recent appearance on ‘Million Dollaz Worth Of Game’.

On a clip shared from their upcoming podcast episode with Soulja Boy, he reveals that he has another huge “first” on his rap sheet.

“I was the first rapper with the iPhone,” the rapper calmly states as the hosts of the podcasts erupt into laughter in disbelief. “It was ‘Crank Dat’ video shoot 2007. Steve Jobs and the Apple team came. I was in the swimming pool, doing the instructional dance. Showing the people how to do the dance. We was on the set of the ‘Crank Dat’ video. They came, they brought me the iPhone.

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I was the first rapper to do all type of shit the list is endless

— Soulja Boy (Big Draco) (@souljaboy) July 3, 2021

1st rapper with the iPhone 📱 https://t.co/RwZqGB29xO

— Soulja Boy (Big Draco) (@souljaboy) July 4, 2021

“Steve Jobs himself came?” one of the podcast hosts asked, to which Big Draco replied, “Yes, Steve Jobs. And Apple, the whole team. They said this the first iPhone.”

Initially, fans thought that Soulja Boy’s claims were preposterous, but soon after his teased appearance on Million Dollaz Worth Of Game, Twitter users started pulling up receipts and proving that Soulja Boy probably isn’t lying.

See some reactions below:

Soulja Boy said he’s the first rapper with an iphone. They laughed.

But then he pulled up a video with the first iphone that Steve Jobs himself gave him. He was on video demonstrating what the phone does.

Soulja Boy is never capping.

— Keeks 🇯🇲 (@GolferGirl305) July 4, 2021

Sooo Steve Jobs gave Soulja Boy the first IPhone ever? pic.twitter.com/j07yro57AY

— S.P.AceHost1 (@Cali_Ace1) July 3, 2021

He said Steve Jobs and the Apple team came. Most likely none of them are no longer there to verify this.

— Xavier Robinson (@Nightwing55251) July 4, 2021