Soulja Boy caused a firestorm after claiming that he wrote Willow Smith’s breakout hit “Whip My Hair.” “YES ITS TRUE I WROTE ‘WHIP MY HAIR’ FOR WILLOW SMITH,” tweeted the 20-year-old rapper. “THATS WHY SHE SAYS HOP OUT THE BED TURN MY SWAG ON. WE GETTING $$$ 2011 NO GAMES.”

Now the real songwriter-producer behind the record, Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins’ protégé JukeBox, has responded by rapping over the beat he made for the 10-year-old singer. “Soulja say he ghostwrote it ’cause that’s right he wasn’t there,” spits the hitmaker, who also tweeted, “My house must be POPPIN! cuz i had NO IDEA soulja was in my house when i did that song! #invisibleswag??”


In the description for this clip on YouTube, Jukebox wrote, “Just having some fun. i get what soulja was tryin 2 say, but ehh…”

I totally understand what Soulja Boy was trying to say.  I'm sure he got some kinda pay for using that one line "HOP OUT THE BED TURN MY SWAG ON" because in Jazmine Sullivan's "Bust Yo Windows" at the very end she ad libed in the studio "Now watch me youuuuuuu"and guess what?!?!?!? Soulja Boy actually got publishing off that song.  So say what you want, but $$$$$$ Werk!