Boys Shoes
Pretty Boy Swag [Explicit]
(MP3 Download) Collipark / Interscope 2010-11-30
Release date: 2010-11-30
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im looking for the shoes "yums" im color black but for a kids size... anyone know if they are making them in kids.?
I'm not sure if these are Soulja Boy's but i gave it a shot!
http://shoes.com/Shop/ProductDetails.asp x?p=EC1113599
Good Luck!
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I in no way like Soulja Boy so plz dont leave hate comments. The kicks r just pretty hot.
I would answer this question but then i would have to watch Soulja Boy's Music *shudders* video
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Soulja _Boy_(Beach).jpg
in that website I don't really like soulja boy but i see people wearing them and i wanna know what kind of shoes they are
lol NICK.....harsh. obviously they're some sort of air force one or nike. Lol.... i dunno im not too much of a shoe buff! but im PRETTY sure he gets his custom made.
Price: $14.95
honestly i saw them and they look like retarded bapes
http://www.finishline.com/store/catalog/ product.jsp?productId=prod636739
Yums? yeh they look retarded, only soulja boy fans would buy them, but i cant hate, soulja boy is on his grind, gettin money, but his music...and his shoes...im not a fan of
wat are the name of soulja boyys whoes
Those shoes are disgusting don't get them!!!!!!!!!!!! :(
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Tuned In: Soulja Boy loses 'Way'; Kabanjak 'Mystery' bores ...
"THE DEANDRE WAY," Soulja Boy (ColliPark/Interscope)
Soulja Boy goes through a few growing pains on "The DeAndre Way," but this should hurt more.
The Chicago-born, Atlanta-raised rapper dumbed down rap to its lowest common denominator three years ago when he topped the charts with "Crank That (Soulja Boy)," which was little more than an over-branded catchphrase. There was something both primal and relentlessly irritating about the minimalist song, though at the time it was easy enough to accept the 17-year-old Internet sensation as an amusing fluke.
Now 20, he should be showing more signs of maturity than he does on the new "The DeAndre Way," his third album.
DeAndre Cortez Way presumably indicates he's getting serious by using his given name in the title, and his producers manage to prop him up on just a few tracks. There's a compelling performance-art feel to "Fly," which evokes a dark mood with a combination of talking, rapping and singing (sometimes dubbed into overlapping streams). "Blowing Me Kisses" is a serviceable foray into conventional R&B, and guest singer Ester Dean adds poignancy to "Grammy," on which Soulja Boy muses, "The world should hear my story." But how much story does he have? He was an overnight sensation when he was underage, and he's had a privileged life since then.
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