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Soulja Boy on Tour
When Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em released his 2007 debut single, “Crank That (Soulja Boy),” the 17-year-old rapper became an instant hit - and something of a viral pioneer. With its booming bass, slick snaps and steelpan loop, the song began blowing up flip phones (remember ringtones?) and its music video inspired millions to learn the Soulja Boy dance. But he’s proven to be far more than a flash-in-the-pan internet sensation. The Grammy-nominated artist still brings that infectious energy to the stage. In his early years, he learned from the best, touring alongside some of the biggest rappers in the biz, including Lil Wayne, Young Jeezy, Rick Ross and Drake. Even after a stint in jail and the transition back to being an independent artist - releasing material on his own record label, Stacks on Deck Entertainment (SODMG) - Soulja Boy continues to bring in the crowds with appearances at major hip-hop events including The Millennium Tour 2021.
About Soulja Boy
Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em has been magnetic from the start, creating one of the 21st century’s biggest rap hits and funnest dance fads at age 17. It’s not easy to eclipse such a massive debut hit at such a young age, but the Chicago-born rapper has gone on to show he has far more snappy moves up his sleeve. Born DeAndre Cortez Way in 1990, the future star bounced from Chicago to Atlanta to Batesville, Mississippi, where he began making music and posting songs online. Within a few months of recording “Crank That” and releasing his first album, the aptly titled Unsigned & Still Major: Da Album Before Da Album, Way signed to Interscope Records and saw his self-produced song fly up to the top of the Billboard Hot 100. His major label debut, 2007’s Souljaboytellem.com, came out just over six months after “Crank That” first hit the web. Soulja Boy was nominated for Best Rap Song, but had plenty to live up to after that rapid rise to the top. He came through with a number of successful singles, including “Kiss Me Thru the Phone,” and “Pretty Boy Swag.” But he’s made just as much a name for himself as a producer, actor, fashion designer, video game console creator and prolific mixtape maker. He’s still a powerful force on social media, too, racking up well over a billion YouTube views.
i haven't been to one of these since hot jam 5... let me tell you... it was amazing. i really wanted to see DAY 26 and they did a great job. the whole show good too even though the sound equiment was going out in some performances but the artists keep their cool. can't wait for jingle jam..lol
My overall opinion of the concert is that it was a good show. I don't feel like I over paid for my tickets at all but I do think because of the number of acts they scheduled to perform, the performances were often sped up and lacked an audience connection. I can't blame it on the artists because several of the performers stated that they were being told they only had 5 minutes or 10 minutes left. I think they had enough quality artists on the schedule to carry the show without adding the few #1 hit wonders that they added. It is very true that quality is much more important than quantity in this case.
At least 10 more security guard should have been on duty. I purchased front row seat but could barely see because of the crowd rushing to the front during the preformance, especially when Sammy and Souja Boy performed. The crowd was out of control and someone could have gotten trampled in the mist of the excitement. Overall my daughter had a good time.
Too many acts before Soulja Boy & Sammy that were on the stage longer than the stars we came to hear. There should have been more focus on the headline acts -- that's who we paid to see!
My children loved it! It was everything I hoped for my 7 yr old exclaimed. This was his first concert and he couldn't wait. Little did I know that my 16 yr old was more excited than him. What was i thinking! I was very pleased with the outcome of the concert, My children being happy makes me happy.
I purchased these tickets 4 my daughter and her friends. My daughter loves Arab and was very disappointed that he was not there. They were invited to go backstage after the concert was over, but were redirected very forcefully by the rented security guards at the Regal, because others were trying to do so without invitations. They enjoyed the concert.
