Cokeboy Swag? Kat Stacks Alleges Soulja Boy’s Cocaine Use
Several media insiders are predicting that the controversial Kat Stacks may have ruined Soulja Boy’s career. The woman many consider to be a hip hop groupie released a video to World Star Hip Hop revealing her sexual relations with the 20 year-old rapper. She is seen filming the video in a hotel room while the popular young rapper takes a shower. The most shocking part of the video is when Stacks pans her camera to what appears to be cocaine. Stacks alleges Soulja Boy is a coke-head. She says, while showing what is seemingly used narcotics, “Look at this sh*t man, this ni**a is a motherf**king coke head yo!” She is heard giggling saying, “This is funny as hell.”
An extended version of the video posted below shows the couple laying in a bed, cuddling while Kat Stacks secretly films the encouter unknowingly to Soulja Boy.
Kat Stacks has had a damaging, if not down right violent, history in her expose of rappers. The woman who claims to have slept with dozens of industry men appears to be on a media revenge of rappers, trying to ruin as many of them as possible. As a result of the woman’s contentious past, many are questioning the validity of her allegations. Is the coke even real? Is it Soulja Boy’s coke at all? Is she trying to set the young artist up?
Soulja Boy immediately took to Twitter to defend himself. The rapper tweets, “God knows I didn’t do that. That’s all that matters, you are nothing but humans.” But Kat Stacks maintains her claims, she tweets, “I got the Internet going nuts . . . Again. lol”
Rapper Fabolous, who has been publicly vocal about his disdain of Kat Stacks, unsurprisingly had some thoughts on the unfortunate news. Fabolous tweets, “I just watched a World Star Hip Hop video that should be titled “Stupid Boy Swag.”
Check out the video below. What do you think about this? Do you think Soulja Boy uses cocaine? Or, are Kat Stacks’ claims false? Will this ruin the rapper’s career? Sound off!
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Here’s my theory: men love loose women. Be it strippers, call girls, porn stars….from politicians to entertainers to athletes to the teller at Bank of America….men love them some whores. Now (and I read this in an article) combined with the “proximity effect” (this is where you’re more likely to date and deal with people in your immediate circle because these are individuals you spend the majority of your time with) is why you see Soulja Boy dealing with Kat Stacks.
Ordinary, decent vagina (as one commenter puts it) doesn’t hang out where Soulja Boy hangs out at. And where does Soulja Boy spend most of his time? In the studio, strip clubs, video sets, and hotel rooms. Where does Kat Stacks hang out? Studios, strip clubs, hotel rooms, and around other industry dudes. So this hook-up, albeit stupid, was probably inevitable. She’s where they are. She has access to them in a way that the average female who’s a receptionist doesn’t.
Second, rappers talk about selling coke all the time in their lyrics….you don’t think they’re using either? Shoot, Kid Cudi was just arrested last month for that very reason. Since these rappers wanna “party like rockstars”, I assume drugs would be a major factor. That’s all I have to say on that.
Agreed!
They also write songs about “never get high on your own supply,” and how it is cool to sell coke and crack to other people, but not to do it yourself. Although there are those rappers that talk about doing coke, generally speaking it is still pretty taboo in hip-hop.
What hip hop era you thinking about?? Even Grand Master Flash in the 80s was rapping about “White Lines”. It’s not as taboo as you think it is. Especially now with a lot of rappers getting arrested for cocaine possession. Sex, drugs, and hip-hop….it really does go hand in hand. Like I said before, they wanna “party like rockstars” so drugs are somewhere in that mix and it’s, as Kid Fury said, sweeter than a Jolly Rancher to most of these rappers.
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LOL! I’m glad to know someone else is up on Kid Fury! He’s a damn fool but so real!!
I didn’t say it never happens. I mean Jeezy calls himself the Snowman. I just said it is still taboo for the most part. The “never get high on your own supply” is a Biggie line and I just read an interview with Fabolous and he was asked about Soulja Boy. His response: “Nah, for a 20-year old to just be sniffing coke is not appropriate. And Soulja Boy has a younger fan base, as well. I come from the hood, and I’m not accustomed to seeing young black dudes sniffing coke. But I don’t believe it anyway.”
Okay…here’s the thing. Cocaine is an expensive….at least for the average guy in the hood. That’s why crack was created in the 80s, so that people could get high for a fraction of the cost. And cocaine is still seen as a symbol of wealth, cause only rich and famous people do cocaine. So if he was filmed with a pound of weed, it would be believable?? Cocaine use is more common than you think it is in the entertainment industry and people who work in it knows how it goes. But I respect your opinion on my comment. I’m not here to tear you down…..however, I felt you were being a bit naive about drugs and hip hop.
Cocaine is so widely spread nowadays and from what I’ve heard prices have gone down. Especially, since I seen a shoe shop colleague do it in front of me, who was on as close to minimum wage. And Fabolous, I think he was just trying to protect his boy. So many seems to be on some kind of drugs these days. What’s the big shades about, really?
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..woww.. “Did you ever meet Aaliyah?” he asked me during our conversation. “No, I never met her,” I answered. .. My boyfriend thinks the same as I do. He is eight years older than me, lol. We met online at agegaplove“.com a nice and free place for younger women and older men, or older women and younger men, to interact with each other. Maybe you wanna check out or tell your friends.
What these “rappers” dont seem to quite get is that, if they didnt feed this desire for women of low caliber, that there would be no Kat Stacks. She would have no ammunition, no leg to stand on, and no way to put you on blast. Yet, these rappers keep recycling her over and over then wanna cry on twitter when she puts your business on the internet. Clearly he knows what she’s about, he even said in the video that he shouldnt be messing with her, but he did. It truly says more about him than it does about her. Like the saying goes..you lay down with dogs… I have no sympathy.
Is the coke his? Probably… Don’t you think he’d have to be high to knowingly deal with her… regardless of whether he was aware of being filmed? I mean, I’ve known many guys do coke in a casual way… not that it’s a casual drug by any means… but even Lady Gaga stated in her Rolling Stones interview that she did coke casually a few times a year.
Speaking bluntly, p*ssy is easy to come by and I think rappers need to exercise a bit of scrutiny when allowing people in their personal space and inner circle. Everyone is trying to come up and make a name for themselves by any means necessary nowadays. Hopefully he learns from this situation.
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b4 everyone gets the earlier “white lines” reference confused ummmm if u aaaactuaallly listen to the song IT’S AN ANTI DRUG SONG! everything in it was about how bad your life will turn out if u use drugs. Hence the the repetitive line in the song “DON’T DO IT!”
And Grandmaster Flash was on cocaine when he wrote that song…..so……..
The point I was making is the subject of cocaine being taboo in hip hop, not about the content of the song.
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