Randy Orton uses photos of fellow Superstars' backs to further provoke Soulja Boy.

Nothing angers a wrestler, or a true wrestling fan, more than referring to the business as fake. For some reason, Soulja Boy decided to insinuate that on Twitter last week. The rapper might have been trying to get in on the wrestling fun with Bad Bunny and Bow Wow. If that was his intention then welcome to the business Soulja Boy, you have Randy Orton's attention.

Orton isn't letting this one lie either. A week after the two of them first clashed on social media, Soulja Boy is clearly still inside The Viper's head. After Raw this week, Orton returned to Twitter and shared photos of Drew McIntyre and Sheamus's backs. The pair of them went to war in a no DQ match on Monday night and their backs appear to have taken the brunt of the punishment endured.

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"Fake. Right @souljaboy?" Orton tweeted, along with another jab at the 14-year old song the rapper is known for. As for McIntyre, Sheamus, and their backs, despite the beating they inflicted on each other, neither man left Raw a winner. The match was dubbed a no-contest after the two of them ran into each other while both holding sets of steel steps.

As touched upon above, the rap and wrestling worlds have been overlapping more than ever recently. Bad Bunny is currently a WWE fixture and has been 24/7 Champion for the past two weeks. Bow Wow has also been trying to get in on the fun but has been slightly more respectful about doing so than Soulja Boy. It's unclear whether Bow Wow will be given the chance to follow Bad Bunny through WWE's door.

As for Orton, The Viper is spinning more plates than ever. As well as taunting rappers on Twitter, he is fending off Alexa Bliss and battling AJ Styles on Raw. We also wouldn't be surprised to see him get tangled up in the title picture again as he chases Ric Flair and John Cena's record. Maybe not until after WrestleMania, though.

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