Slutty Vegan Founder Pinky Cole Channels Soulja Boy, Explains Different Types of Bankruptey in Rap

Slutty Vegan Founder Pinky Cole Channels Soulja Boy, Explains Different Types of Bankruptey in Rap

Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole is turning her recent financial headlines into content — and doing it with a little humor.

The Atlanta entrepreneur and RHOA newbie recently shared a playful video on social media where she raps about bankruptcy, breaking down different types of filings and explaining why people sometimes need to use them. In the colorful clip, Cole mixes comedy with education while holding a large “Bankruptcy” sign.

Cole’s delivery appears to channel rapper Soulja Boy’s cadence, while the bright backdrop and upbeat tone also mirror the teaching style popularized by children’s educator Ms. Rachel, giving the video a lighthearted, almost classroom-style vibe.

The video arrives shortly after Cole filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Northern District of Georgia, citing roughly $1.4 million in government and tax debt, according to court documents. The filing reportedly includes $1.2 million owed to the U.S. Small Business Administration and about $192,000 in state taxes.

Financial records also show Cole listed assets of approximately $3.75 million, including vehicles, jewelry, artwork and several investment properties. Her Slutty Vegan restaurant brand — which once expanded to 14 locations — has since scaled back to about five locations amid restructuring efforts.

Despite the headlines, Cole appears to be leaning into the moment with humor. In her latest post, the restaurateur joked with a caption directed at children’s content creator Ms. Rachel, writing that she has “24 hours to respond.”