Marlon Wayans Reacts After Soulja Boy Disses Him on X
In a recent episode of Soulja Boy’s popular YouTube series "The Moment", the rapper and entrepreneur went on a diss track aimed at none other than comedian and actor Marlon Wayans. Wayans, best known for his roles in films like "Scary Movie" and "White Chicks", took to social media to react to the surprise diss, sparking a heated online debate.
In the episode, Soulja Boy rapped about Wayans, calling him out for allegedly not being a fan of his music and making a joke about the comedian’s physique. Wayans, never one to shy away from controversy, took to Twitter to address the diss, tweeting: "Wow, @SouljaBoy, I ain’t never thought I’d get dissed by a guy who got dissed by Lil Yachty and Trippie Redd".
Wayans also shared a humorous response, referencing his iconic comedy film "Scary Movie" and Soulja Boy’s past feuds: "You thought you was hard, but you got played by a cartoon character (Lil Yachty) and got bodied by a teenager (Trippie Redd) and now you’re coming for me? Nah, you must be talking to the wrong clown, boo!"
Fans of both parties quickly jumped into the online fray, with some defending Wayans’ right to clap back at the diss, while others sided with Soulja Boy, claiming that Wayans was "too old" to be worried about a rapper’s insults. The drama continued to unfold on social media, with Wayans even joking about starting a comedy tour, poking fun at the idea of being "dissed by a rapper".
The exchange highlights the ongoing tensions between the hip-hop and comedy worlds, with many comedians, including Kevin Hart and Lil Duval, offering their support for Wayans on social media. Meanwhile, Soulja Boy remains unapologetic about his diss, even going so far as to threaten to "check" Wayans at his upcoming comedy show.
As the debate rages on, it remains to be seen whether Wayans will respond further or if Soulja Boy will continue to press the issue. One thing is certain, however: this exchange has added to the ongoing dialogue about the lines between comedy and hip-hop, and whether celebrities should engage with each other in public feuds.
In the end, Marlon Wayans’ quick wit and humor may have turned what could have been a PR disaster into a lighthearted joke, reminding us all that even in the face of adversity, laughter can be the best medicine.
