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Sunday, October 11, 2026

Soulja Boy Announces Run for Presidency in 2028

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    Finally. Someone has stepped up to save America. He is a soldier, a superman, a boy with dreams who became a man with ideas. He is Soulja Boy. And he’s running for president in 2028?

    With a picture of himself fronting the red, white and blue of an imposing and incorruptible American flag, the rapper teased an entrance into politics in a social media post Saturday evening, saying he’s creating “A new chapter. A bigger vision. A commitment to creating opportunities for the next generation.”

    We already have the Soulja Boy party platform too. “My focus is on four things: economic opportunity, criminal justice reform, education, and the future of technology and AI.”

    “From music to business to technology, I’ve always believed in thinking bigger and challenging what’s possible,” the “Crank That” rapper said. “Now I’m exploring what it means to bring that same vision to public service.”

    If he wins, he’ll be the first rapper in the Oval Office.

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