DaBaby’s new song and music video could help fans who suffer from mental health struggles. DaBaby dropped a video to his brand new single, “Tough Skin.” The video shows a kid fighting with his family members and objects being thrown at him while hanging from a cross. Furthermore, the new song could be relatable to […]
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Footage of DaBaby in interrogation with Miami Beach detectives has surfaced. The 12-hour video follows after a shooting outside of a restaurant where it takes an unexpected turn when the rap star is treated with snacks and served a custom Miranda waiver. In May of 2021, Jonathan “DaBaby” Kirk and his entourage were involved in […]
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Recently released footage from Miami Beach detectives shows DaBaby being questioned by authorities about the shooting at Miami swank spot Prime 112 in Miami.
In the footage, DaBaby’s statements seem to contradict the testimony given by his bodyguard during his interrogation by Miami Police. After being red his Miranda Rights, DaBaby tells the story about how the shooting happened and how he fired the shots. As of now, DaBaby has not been charged with a crime.
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A prevailing narrative, that has often been proven true, is that good music will successfully “un-cancel” an artist. Anyone can make a problematic statement or do something off-putting, but as long as the hits keep rolling in, they can continue on a somewhat normal path to stardom. DaBaby learned in 2021 that that may not be the case in his situation. The rapper was set to debut his own Burger King meal collaboration but revealed in a recent trip to Full Send Podcast that the fast food powerhouse halted the effort after his homophobic comments at Rolling Loud Miami 2021.
Burger King Needs to Release the DaBaby Meal ASAP
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— Full Send Podcast (@fullsendpodcast) July 22, 2022
In a clip posted to Twitter, the “Suge” artist shares that the “Jonathan Kirk Meal,” titled after his real name to push forward the authenticity of Burger King’s ingredients, was well underway. “I shot a commercial for it and everything,” he told the Kyle Forgeard Full Send co-hosts. However, the planning for it occurred right around the controversial Rolling Loud set that turned many against him and Burger King pulled the plug.
Though the rapper appeared to have come to terms with it, speaking on the matter a year later, there was an air of dismissiveness in his tone that matches the many defenses he made for his actions following the festival. For those curious about the meal itself, DaBaby shared that he insisted the burger had no mayonnaise to which a few of the Full Send co-hosts enthusiastically added their disdain for the condiment.
Check out the clip of DaBaby’s Full Send Podcast interview above.
DaBaby was deemed charismatic and personable at the onset of his mainstream consciousness. His fun rap songs matched his silly demeanor and southern drawl. Most of all, he simply didn’t say anything off-putting that would offend a large community of people. That changed last year at Rolling Loud 2021, when he made multiple homophobic comments and surprised attendees by bringing out Tory Lanez, who has been all but blackballed after his ongoing legal battle with Megan Thee Stallion. DaBaby’s reputation continually soured as he double down on both actions and his recent comments about Donald Trump in his July 22 appearance on Full Send Podcast may not help his case.
DaBaby Says Trump’s a Gangsta
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— Full Send Podcast (@fullsendpodcast) July 22, 2022
The show’s host Kyle Forgeard asked the “Rockstar” rapper how he feels about the former United States President, to which DaBaby emphatically replied “Do I f*** with Trump? Now, hell yeah.” Forgeard followed up by asking “What made you f*** with him?” and the North Carolina artist answered with “Trump is a gangsta. N**** let Kodak out,” in reference to Trump pardoning Florida rapper Kodak Black on his final day in office.
Forgeard and his co-host added how Trump also pardoned Lil Wayne, to which DaBaby expressed relief. He pivoted his commentary to the media, saying “Media make an ant look like a f***** dinosaur.” The Full Send hosts then asked if he saw their interview with Donald Trump on the show which was deleted just 12 hours after its release.
Image repair doesn’t seem to be on DaBaby’s agenda, so time will tell what these comments add to his currently negative perception.
Check out the clip of DaBaby’s interview with Full Send Podcast above.
Rap artist Kayy Kilo accused DaBaby of being emotionally abusive and unsupportive while she was under his record label Billion Dollar Entertainment. While admitting to her traumatic experience under the label, she called out the abuse by another rapper, Stunna 4 Vegas. Yesterday, rapper DaBaby was accused of being emotionally abusive and unsupportive by his […]
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Billion-streaming buzzworthy singer and songwriter, dancer, choreographer, and producer DaniLeigh returns with the release of her brand-new video, “Dead To Me” available via Def Jam Recordings.
In support of “Dead To Me,” People Magazine exclusively shares Danileigh’s in-depth interview with iHeart Radio’s on-air personality Angie Martinez to discuss the past two tumultuous years, her relationships, motherhood, and what’s next for the artist.
“Dead To Me”is the first new single for DaniLeigh, since she highly praised album Movie and film counterpart of 2020, which included her three single + video successes of that year: “Levi High”, (precursor to the “Levi High Challenge” TikTok compilation video); “Dominican Mami” featuring Fivio Foreign (whose sizzling video was shot on location in DaniLeigh’s ancestral Dominican Republic); and “Monique,” soundtrack of Finish Line’s high-profile #ShoesSoFresh campaign.
In support of that campaign, DaniLeigh personally appeared in the Chapter 1 Parks Department video with Caleb McLaughlin and Lil Durk, which generated over 30 million streams, and over 13 million YouTube views in its first three weeks.
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BET Awards “Best New Artist” nominee and Rolling Stone Breakthrough Artist DaniLeigh crossed over the prestigious 1 billion cumulative global streams threshold with her RIAA platinum smash singles “Lil Bebe” remix featuring Lil Baby (2018), and “Easy” remix featuring Chris Brown (2019).
Watch the new video above and the interview with Angie Martinez.
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