Earlier this week, Soulja Boy dropped the track “Let’s Be Real” which received a harsh backlash for its anti-military lines.
Yesterday, the “Crank That” rapper apologized for the lyrics, now Soulja’s management is making sure this song won’t be anywhere near his new album.
A rep for Soulja’s management team, Debby Coda, tells TMZ, both the rapper’s management and his label have been working nonstop since Friday to take the down off the Internet.
Debby tells us, the song “Let’s Be Real” was hastily and foolishly posted to the Internet — and was never approved for any album, including his upcoming “Respect My Hustle.”
Debby insists, the song will never be available for purchase.
SOURCE: TMZ
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