Soulja Boy At Odds With U.S. Congress Over TikTok Ban

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Soulja Boy has an interesting, somewhat self-centered theory about why the United States Congress passed the bill potentially banning TikTok.


On Wednesday (March 13), Soulja Boy appeared to react to the news that the House of Representatives passed a bill that would ban TikTok if the app’s Chinese-based parent company, ByteDance, doesn’t sell the company immediately.

“I made 32K in one day this why they tryna ban TikTok,” Soulja wrote in a caption of text on a screenshot of his earnings from hosting livestreams on the app.

Prior to his latest post, Soulja Boy had also previously shown how he managed to earn more than $17,000 on TikTok Live after only one stream. As a result, Soulja Boy appeared to swear off of Instagram for good based on the lucrative opportunity at hand on TikTok.

“Yeah, this is just off of one day,” he spouted off in the video. “Off of one live? okay cool. Goodbye Instagram.” Soulja proceeded to shout “F##k Instagram” in addition to swearing off other popular streaming apps such as Twitch, during the short rant. However, as one fan pointed out on (Twitter) X, Soulja could end up being banned from the app himself for manipulating his earnings by going live from multiple accounts.

House members passed the bill with a vote of 352 to 65. Fifty Democrats and 15 Republicans opposed the legislation. President Joe Biden said he would sign the bill into law if it reached his desk. The legislation would allow the president to identify social media apps as national security threats if the platforms were “subject to the control of a foreign adversary.”



















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