DDG Seemingly Responds to 'Poor Ass' Soulja Boy's Boxing Challenge

DDG has slammed those supporting Soulja Boy after the rapper threatened him over his alleged assault of Halle Bailey.

On Tuesday (May 13), Bailey was granted a restraining order against DDG, accusing the popular streamer and rapper of abuse and stalking. The exes share a 16-month-old son, Halo. Before the reports of domestic violence, DDG accused the actress-singer of withholding him access to their son.

Soulja reacted to Bailey's allegations on X, formerly Twitter, calling DDG a "bitch ass n***a" and threatening to beat up the Blame the Chat artist. Soulja would also later hop on Instagram Live to threaten members of DDG's family and challenge him to a boxing match thrown by Adin Ross.

"Call Adin Ross, n***a. Tell him, 'Put us in a ring,'" Soulja said. "I got 10 million cash, n***a. You cannot see me from the shoulders up, n***a. You a bitch, n***a. You gon' die a bitch, n***a.

On Friday (May 16), DDG appeared to respond to Soulja Boy's challenge, calling on his followers to stop "giving this poor ass n***a a platform."

In Bailey's restraining order, DDG is required to keep 100 yards away from her. The Little Mermaid star is also permitted to take Halo to Italy for two months while she shoots a film. For the time being, DDG is also prohibited from posting or streaming about their toddler.

Elsewhere, DDG claimed that Ray J was being a "clout chaser" by taking sides between him and Bailey after the R&B singer accused DDG's "What I Prefer" to having similarities to Bobby V's 2005 song "Slow Down."

DDG suggested that there was no such case there as he got the song cleared. He also implied that Ray J is attempting to copy him by getting into the streaming space.

Ray J responded while appearing on the same stream that Soulja Boy challenged DDG to the aforementioned boxing match.

"It was all in good spirits," Ray J said, explaining to Big Draco that him mentioning the similarities in the track was so that he could connect both DDG and Bobby V. "But he just went big online, which was not ok, then you went over — you went over the mountain."