Soulja Boy Mocks Trouble’s Death On Instagram Live

“How You So Tough On The Fucking Internet And Getting Killed In Real Life?” – Soulja Boy Mocks Trouble’s Death

Trouble (real name Mariel Orr) was shot and killed at a female friend’s apartment in suburban Atlanta on June 5. The woman’s ex-boyfriend, Jamichael Jones, forced his way into her home and shot the 34-year-old rapper in the chest in a jealous attack.

Fans and fellow celebrities have since been reacting to Trouble’s death, sending condolences and prayers to the late rapper’s family.

However, Soulja Boy won’t forgive the dead. In a flagrant Instagram Live rant on Wednesday (June 8), Big Draco seemingly reacted to the news of Trouble’s death and taunted the deceased rapper, with whom he got into a social media spat last year. “Dudes be talking tough as hell to me on the internet like they gangstas… and then go out like some hoes,” he said.

 

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“That shit crazy as fuck, bruh. These n-ggas really be bitches, bruh. How you so tough on the fucking internet and getting killed in real life? Tough-ass, internet-ass n-gga. Bitch-ass boy. Fuck you talking ’bout? I feel like I’m the only n-gga that got some sense.”

He continued, “I told these n-ggas to they face they was some hoes, though. These n-ggas pussy … This like the fifth nigga talk shit end up dead. Anybody else wanna talk some shit to Big Draco? Where y’all at? Do anybody else got something to say to Big Draco?! Please get in line, you dead-ass n-ggas.”

Soulja Boy restated his own street credibility by referencing the time in 2008 when he allegedly shot a home invader during a burglary attempt on his Atlanta mansion.

“None of them n-ggas ain’t shoot shit, air nothing out, even they homeboys, n-gga,” he barked. “Fuck you talking ’bout, n-gga? One man, just me, on my feet, just me, two feet, aired all them n-ggas out! At 18, n-gga. Shot all them niggas out. Beat the case on self-defense. Ain’t snitch on nobody like 6ix9ine, n-gga.”