It's exactly what the title says: loud, flashy, and perfect for when you just want to feel like the man.
Unapologetic, high-gloss hedonism with a relentless digital pulse.
Released in late 2016, Ignorant Shit represents a fascinating pivot point for Soulja Boy, moving away from the 'snap' era that defined his early career toward a more aggressive, trap-influenced sound. The album is notable for its collaboration with Bow Wow on the track 'Rick Flair,' bridging two different eras of teen-stardom turned adult rap relevance. Sonically, the record is defined by its digital minimalism, utilizing sharp 808s and repetitive synth motifs that echo the burgeoning SoundCloud rap scene of the time. Critical reception often highlights the album's title as a self-aware embrace of hedonistic themes and simplified structures. It stands as a testament to the artist's ability to adapt his DIY 'bedroom production' ethos to the more polished standards of mid-2010s hip-hop, maintaining his status as a digital trendsetter while exploring a harder, more club-oriented aesthetic.
Ignorant Shit · vs · Soulja Boy
Party Celebration+0.6σ
The writing leans a touch further into party celebration than the rest of the catalogue.
Tracklist · 11 Tracks · 43m
01
Intro
3:13
02
Ignorant Shit
7:20
03
My House
3:40
04
Rick Flair - Soulja x Bow Wow
3:46
05
That Way Remix
3:31
06
All About Paper
4:52
07
Fucking Up a Check
3:59
08
Lean
3:36
09
Fight Fuck & Makeup
2:59
10
Louis Vuitton
3:36
11
What the Want From a Nigga
3:19
Moments Worth Waiting For
The relentless seven-minute endurance test of the title track's hypnotic loop.
The sharp contrast in vocal delivery during the Rick Flair collaboration.
The way the bass frequencies swallow the mix on Louis Vuitton.