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Hip hop artist Soulja Boy gets in Twitter spat with T-Bar and Randy Orton

Hip hop artist Soulja Boy got the wrath of a couple of WWE Superstars after he tweeted “Rap game faker than WWE” on Twitter today.

That did not sit down well with T-Bar of Retribution and especially Randy Orton, who tore him a new one.

“Does the rap game take years off your life and leave you with countless injuries and debilitating pain?” T-Bar replied. “Oh well maybe just stick to super soaking hoes or whatever it is you did 15 years ago.” Soulja replied to T-Bar and told him to “get his wrestling ass on” and added laughing emojis.

But Orton had a much harsher reply, daring “the prick” to step-up and calling him “nuthin but a bitch ass.”

Oh and he also told the 30-year-old Soulja Boy that Bad Bunny would beat the hell out of him.

“Why? How? Because he’s seen our world. Respects it and knows what it takes and finds himself lucky to be a part of it. You wanna talk fake? Pawn that cheap ass chain and come work for it you one hit wonder ass mutha fucka,” Orton continued.

Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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