According to TMZ Hip-Hop , the controversial blogger and a reality star named William The Baddest are both being sued by the “Crank That” icon after they created “gay rumors” about him on her Unwine With Tasha K podcast. Soulja Boy vehemently slammed the bizarre sexual claims made by the Bad Boys LA star and also sent Tasha a retraction letter, allowing them to take back what was said on her show.
However, they both failed to do so.
Now, Soulja’s taking legal action as of Wednesday (July 17). He is suing both parties for defamation, sexual harassment, violation of right to privacy, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and more. He’s seeking more than $16 million in total damages.
After Williams’ episode went viral, Soulja Boy took to Instagram to deny the rumors. He claimed to have only taken a picture with William before, who was a fan of his at the time. In his IG video, he also joked that Meek Mill could have possibly “paid” William to say damaging things about him after rumors of his own sexuality began circulating.
“On my life, God strike me down. Send me to hell right now,” Soulja Boy declared. “On my soul, on everything I love, that dude is lying. I could die right now today. God strike me down. I put in on my life.”
He then shared a phone call with his lawyer, where he confirmed that a lawsuit was taking place.
“We suing the f**k out this ni**a. She gone have to pay me,” Soulja said. His lawyer added, “I’m doing the research and putting it all together right now. Cease and desist and getting sued, all of it.”
The lawsuit comes after Williams recounted to Tasha the time he allegedly met Soulja Boy and was asked if he “gets down.”
He then described to the gossip blogger how everything allegedly happened, adding in that Soulja was well-endowed and that he “loved” having sex with him.
To make matters worse, the Zeus Network star also tattooed Soulja’s name on his cheek in purple ink.
See William The Baddest’s claims below and Soulja Boy announcing his lawsuit above.
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