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30 of the most bizarre things ever tweeted by rappers

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2.30pm, 4 Apr 2017
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1. Soulja Boy has relied on the internet as his livelihood since he was 16 but he really doesn’t take it too seriously

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3. Here he is casually wishing his favourite anime character a happy birthday

4. Some valuable life advice

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6. More anime

7. Then we have Wyclef Jean celebrating his birthday

In fairness, he does look well.

8. RiFF RAFF telling us not to be ashamed of our feelings and that it’s ok to cry when you see your dog (I agree)

9. And not to discriminate against potatoes

10. And then there’s this.

11. P Diddy attempting to buy the Twitter handle SeanCombs when he got sick of going by the name Diddy

Fair play to Sean Combs standing his ground all the same.

12. Then this one that was just a bit TMI

13. This list would not be complete without 50 Cent

14. 50 Cent has a zero tolerance policy for cyberbullying

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17. Lil B inexplicably roleplaying Pokémon from his Twitter

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19. And looking out for the goths

20. A$AP Yams was always looking out for goths

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24. He was a kind and sensitive soul

25. And this is a nice date idea

26. Nicki Minaj reminiscing about Dameka

27. And offering a good response for any girls questioned on their bra size

28. Princess Nokia living every girls dream

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30. And here’s a Kanye tweet for good measure

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