Soulja Boy, the popular rapper known for his hit song “Crank That,” has filed a lawsuit against celebrity vlogger Tasha K and reality TV star William the Baddest. The lawsuit comes after Tasha K’s recent interview with William, where he made claims of an alleged sexual encounter between Soulja Boy and another man.
According to the lawsuit, Soulja Boy is seeking damages for defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The rapper’s legal team argues that the claims made by Tasha K and William are false and have caused harm to Soulja Boy’s reputation and career.
In the interview, William claimed that he had witnessed an intimate moment between Soulja Boy and another man. However, Soulja Boy’s team has denied these allegations and stated that they are completely baseless.
The lawsuit also states that Tasha K and William did not reach out to Soulja Boy or his team for comment or verification before publishing the interview. This lack of fact-checking and proper research has further added to the damage caused by the false claims.
Soulja Boy’s legal team has also pointed out that Tasha K has a history of making false and defamatory statements about celebrities in order to gain attention and increase her viewership. They believe that this interview was just another attempt to boost her own fame at the expense of Soulja Boy’s reputation.
The rapper is seeking a retraction of the false claims made in the interview, as well as monetary damages for the harm caused to his career and personal life. He also hopes that this lawsuit will serve as a warning to others who spread false information for their own gain.
Soulja Boy’s fans have shown their support for the rapper, with many expressing their disappointment in Tasha K and William for spreading lies about him. The rapper’s legal team is confident that the truth will prevail and that Soulja Boy’s reputation will be restored.
This lawsuit serves as a reminder that spreading false information and making defamatory statements can have serious consequences. It is important for media outlets and individuals to fact-check and verify information before publishing it, in order to avoid causing harm to others.
