Blueface Sued For Defamation by Soulja Boy’s Ex

Jackilyn Martinez, who has a young son with Soulja Boy, is taking legal action against Blueface for defamation. This follows a series of social media posts by the rapper suggesting that he could be the father of Soulja Boy’s one-year-old son.

Martinez lodged her complaint in Los Angeles Superior Court on a Friday. She claims that her legal team sent Blueface a cease-and-desist letter on a Tuesday, but his response on Instagram was dismissive and derisive, stating, “Nobody even said your name.”

In her legal documents, Martinez asserts that she had protected sex with Blueface once in 2018, but there has been no contact between them since then. She firmly states, “There is zero chance that the defendant is plaintiff’s child’s biological father,” as per her complaint obtained by Rolling Stone.

Blueface, legally known as Johnathan Jamall Porter, allegedly stated in his social media posts, which are included in the complaint, that he had sex with Soulja Boy’s “baby mama the day before your baby shower,” and he specified the date of the shower as June 11, 2022. He further speculated, “Might be my kid he ain’t even get the DNA test,” in another post mentioned in the lawsuit.

Martinez alleges that after she announced on her Instagram that she had sent Porter a cease-and-desist letter, she began receiving numerous death threats on the platform from unidentified individuals. One message read, “We gun in u down,” while another chillingly stated, “When u in the grave I’ll make sure you baby Alr,” according to the complaint.

Martinez expressed in her filing that she is deeply worried for her and her child’s safety and well-being, stating, “Plaintiff is gravely concerned for herself and her child’s safety and well being, and plaintiff is extremely nervous and afraid to go outside and/or be in public.” She argues that the alleged defamatory statements portray her as “promiscuous” and “unfaithful to the father of her child.” Martinez accuses Porter of failing to retract or remove the statements from social media, and she suspects that he made these claims to boost his career by “engaging in a feud” with Soulja Boy, legally known as Deandre Cortez Way. Her lawsuit includes charges of defamation, false light, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and negligence. She is seeking actual and punitive damages, legal fees, and a permanent injunction preventing Porter from defaming her.

Jada Pinkett Smith Confesses Her Soulmate Was Tupac Shakur in Her Memoir

Jada Pinkett Smith reveals her soulmate was Tupac Shakur, not Will Smith, in a candid interview with RollingOut. The actress, who is promoting her new memoir “Worthy,” spoke about her deep connection with the late rap icon, who was killed in 1996.

Jada said that she and Pac were “soulmates” in a non-romantic sense, and that they never had any chemistry. She also revealed that he proposed to her, but she turned him down. She explained that their relationship was more than a friendship, but not a love affair.

She said that she met Pac when they attended the Baltimore School for the Arts together, and that they bonded over their passion for music and art. She also appeared in his music videos and posted his poems on social media. She said that she believed they had traveled together in past lives, and that their bond was “almost like God made us that way.”

Jada also opened up about her marriage to Will Smith, which ended in 2016. She said that they remained legally married but separated in every other way, leaving fans confused about their public image. She also addressed the scandal involving Will’s Oscars slap on Chris Rock, which some blamed on her. She denied any involvement and said that she thought it was a skit at first.

Jada’s memoir “Worthy” will be released on Oct. 17 and will reveal more details about her life and relationships. She said that she hopes to inspire others to find their worth and live authentically.

Ice Cube Melts Down Elon Musk with a Fiery Meme on X

The rapper and the tech mogul had a heated exchange on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, after Musk posted a meme that poked fun at Ice Cube’s name and age.
The meme, which Musk shared with his 100 million followers, showed a picture of Ice Cube next to a glass of water, with the caption “Remember Ice Cube? This is him now, feel old yet?” The meme implied that Ice Cube, who is 53 years old, had melted away like an ice cube in water.
Ice Cube, who is known for his rap career and his roles in movies such as Friday and 21 Jump Street, did not take the joke lightly. He responded with a meme of his own, showing the X logo next to a dumpster fire, with the caption “Remember Twitter? This is it now, feel stupid yet?” He also added a link to his song “No Vaseline”, which is a diss track aimed at his former group N.W.A.
The online feud sparked a lot of reactions from other users, who commented on the rap beef between Ice Cube and Elon Musk. Some users supported Ice Cube and praised him for standing up to Musk. Others defended Musk and said that he was just joking and that Ice Cube was overreacting. Some users also made jokes about the situation, such as “Ice Cube vs Elon Musk is the rap beef we didn’t know we needed” or “Elon Musk should have posted a picture of Ice-T instead”.
This is not the first time that Musk has clashed with celebrities on X. He has also had disputes with Mark Zuckerberg, Soulja Boy, Azealia Banks, and others. He has also been criticized for some of the changes he made to the platform since he bought it in 2022, such as charging users for verification badges and renaming it to X.

Budden Criticizes Drake’s Appeal to Younger Audience, Drake Responds

Drake has responded to Joe Budden’s critique of his album ‘For All the Dogs’ and his tendency to target younger audiences with his music.

On a recent Saturday, Drake had an extensive rebuttal for Budden, who had accused him of neglecting his older audience in favor of the younger generation. The renowned artist from Toronto fired back at Budden, labeling him as a “failure” and a “dropout.”

“You’ve failed in music,” Drake commented under a post from DJ Akademiks that included a video of Budden discussing Drake. “You abandoned it to do what you’re doing in this clip because this is what actually pays your bills. Any artist watching this should remember that they are watching a failure share their opinion on his concept of a success formula…a dropout share their opinion on how to achieve longevity…”

He added, “You changed careers because the ideas that came to your mind left you broke, living paycheck to paycheck, and the lyrics you wrote had 450 men attending your shows in worn-out Enyce jeans to grimace at Mood Muzik 29 and pretend you are the greatest.” Drake then offered advice to artists who are pursuing their passion regardless of public opinion. According to the 36-year-old, Budden is the epitome of frustration.

“Please, any artist that’s doing what they feel is right, don’t let these opinions affect your mindset afterward…this guy is the epitome of frustration and surrender,” he wrote. “You retired, and we never retired your jersey; we don’t even remember your number. We know you for doing this…you withdrew from rap not because you accomplished all you needed to; it’s because it wasn’t working for you.”

He continued, “I never want anyone in future generations to believe that the whole ‘everyone is entitled to their opinion’ is a real thing…this is a man projecting his own self-loathing and the fact I did and continue to do everything he wanted to do for himself. If you need it put in simpler terms, I own a 767…he owns a modest house in the 973 and flies first class on special occasions.”

Budden noticed Drake’s comments and replied: “You’ll mature sooner or later… Time is undefeated.”

Ebro Darden also contributed with a tweet explaining how Budden didn’t fail at music and how Drake found a system that worked for him.

“Joe Budden didn’t fail at music. He can still make music,” Ebro tweeted. “It seems Joe Budden chose not to play the ‘music business game’ and continually chase charts and do anything to stay relevant in music. Drake is choosing to keep playing to the same recipe that has given him success.” Joe Budden had much to say about Drake’s new album For All The Dogs. In the latest episode of The Joe Budden Podcast, the former rapper criticized Drake for making music for “the children” and completely ignoring his older fan base.

“[Drake is] rapping for the children,” Budden said around the 1:09:47 mark. “I had to look up how old this guy was when I finished listening to the album … You’re going to be 37 years old. Stay away from some of these younger guys, and stop dating these 25-year-olds. … Why are you still dating the 25-year-olds? You’re a 37-year-old billionaire.” He continued by comparing Drake’s career path to J. Cole’s, “Cole used to rap about kid stuff … And then he started to mature. And then the rapping sounded like an adult rapping. I want to hear adult Drake rapping for adult people. That’s my issue with him today.”

Budden also mentioned several of Drake’s younger friends such as Lil Yachty and Kai Cenat.