Randy Orton Vs. Soulja Boy Gets HEATED: "My D*** Taller Than You!"

Randy Orton gets fired up as Soulja Boy claims WWE is "scared" of him...

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Yes, Randy Orton and Soulja Boy are still feuding on social media, and yes, it is still absolutely ridiculous.

Things got extra heated between the wrestler and rapper over the weekend, starting with Soulja Boy doubling-down on calling professional wrestling "fake", claiming the WWE roster is afraid of him:-

The Viper then waded in with a few insults of his own:-

Would that be enough for Soulja Boy? Would he let it rest and let the heat die off?

Of course not.

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This was the last interaction between the two at the time of writing, but more will surely follow. Either Orton and Soulja Boy are working the universe or they have real issues that go beyond kayfabe.

The work theory shouldn't be ruled out entirely. Celebrity involvement has always been a considerable component of Vince McMahon's wrestling empire, going all the way back to WrestleMania I. Though there has been no clarification of such a thing, there's every chance that Randy and Soulja are building to some kind of onscreen interaction.

Rapper Bad Bunny will wrestle The Miz at WrestleMania 37, having spent the past few months as an onscreen personality in WWE alongside Damian Priest. On top of this, Bow Wow has claimed he is training for a professional wrestling match. Perhaps Soulja Boy could be the next musician to cross over.

Or maybe he and Orton are just trolling each other.

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