Soulja Boy Launches “Rapper University” After Snub From Kai Cenat’s “Streamer University”
Soulja Boy Launches “Rapper University” After Snub From Kai Cenat’s “Streamer University”
Soulja Boy is done asking #KaiCenat to let him into Streamer University.
The applications for Kai’s interactive, multi-day creator bootcamp are live, with applicants able to apply as a student, professor, or club director. After the portal opened, #SouljaBoy hopped online to make it known that he expects to be welcomed to the popular event this year, writing, “If you don’t let me in Streamer University @KaiCenat we beefin. I let u slide the first time.” He then went live and aired out his frustrations with #DDG getting an invite last year over him.
However, Soulja has since revealed that he’s no longer waiting around to hear from Kai and is moving forward with his own event. “Never mind we doing Rapper University hit my dm if u wanna come it’s about to be a movie comment Rapper University if u wanna be apart of history!” Soulja said. Looks like the rapper is turning a missed invite into a whole new campus of his own.

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