Soulja Boy is back with a new dance, and this one is chock-full of nostalgia. The 32-year-old industry shifter’s new challenge is the “lean then snap.” ...

“Crank That (Soulja Boy)” blew up (the YouTube video currently has 375 million views), and the then-17-year-old Soulja Boy was a superstar. The song, dance and accompanying instructional music ...

Come Look at Timothée Chalamet Dance to Soulja Boy’s "Crank That” The 28-year-old actor made a surprise appearance on a new episode of 'The Broski Report' to promote his new film 'A Complete ...

Soulja talks to Uproxx about why dances are so important to hip ... But the element that’s making it a feature of post after post on TikTok is the Soulja-concocted dance that goes with it, ...

If it's one thing Soulja Boy will do, it's give himself credit for something he believes he started. Whether that's starting Drake's career, setting off the internet dance craze, or being the ...

Timothée Chalamet hit Soulja Boy’s iconic dance from his groundbreaking 2007 track “Crank That (Soulja Boy)” during an interview with YouTuber Brittany Broski — all while making some ...

The Soulja Boy dance has just the right level of difficulty. There’s a fair amount involved — leg-crossing, lean-wid-it snapping, motorcycle-revving backwards hops, the lean-forward Superman pose.

Soulja Boy recently did an interview with Kids Take Over, where he discussed his hit song, “Crank That (Soulja Boy).”He also had a theory that it would do even better in terms of virality if ...

Another Soulja Boy song, 2020’s “She Make It Clap,” has been viral on TikTok for months, first as a dance challenge, and more recently in a “cut-to” trend involving scenes from movies.

A new emote is supposedly coming to Fortnite, and Soulja Boy said it’s an emote that recreates his “Crank That” dance. The rapper took to Twitter to say “a little bug” told him the emote ...

Soulja Boy was never the most dignified rapper, but his songs will always have a special place in the hearts of 2000s kids. ... The dance took over schools, parties, and YouTube.

NEW YORK — The most important instrument in Soulja Boy's career may be his computer. The song is a No. 1 smash played endlessly on radio, but the real sign of its ubiquity has been on the ...