Soulja Boy Ready To Prove Doubters Wrong

Soulja BoySoulja Boy’s sophomore and latest album “iSouljaBoyTellem” was a test.

Would this second year Hip-Hop artist’s career be solely defined by his 2007 debut album’s hit party single “Crank That”- which propelled the Chicago native to instant fame?

Or would the 18-year-old be able to prove his consistency as an artist in the music industry , and once again punch out another club rocker.

Well initially, the second album released in September, didn’t get the love Soulja thought it deserved. But as time progressed, it’s sixth single “Kiss Me Thru The Phone” caught fire, taking the no. 3 spot on the Billboard US top 100 and luring over one million downloads in ring tone sales. It’s a buzz which Soulja believes is the beginning of a massive turn-around.

“I think my plan for my second album wasn’t perfect,” Soulja Boy tells andPOP. “It wasn’t 100% thought through. For the first album, I was the new artist- and everything just fell into place- but for the second album, the plan wasn’t really what I wanted it to be, but now it’s starting to turn around. ‘Kiss Me Thru The Phone’ is killing the billboard charts right now, and ‘Turn my Swag On’ is taking the streets.”

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Keri Hilson Interview

Keri Hilson

She has worked with everybody – Britney Spears, Usher, Ludacris, Beyonce, Lil Wayne – the list goes on. Now she is taking centre stage with the release of her newest album A Perfect World, which is available everywhere now. We spoke with Keri about her rise to the top and we also had a look at Jordan’s perfect world.

“In A Perfect World…” represents a world where music is music and you can’t put it in a box. It’s a catalyst for Keri to defy categorization, “I want to be a point of reference” states Hilson. “Hip-hop has become pop; pop is hip-hop. Music is definitely changing. I want to be the crux of that. I want to be a reason, not a result.”

 


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