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Nicki Minaj Treated A ‘Pink Friday 2 World Tour’ Concertgoer To Their Own Medicine After They Tossed Something At The Rapper Onstage

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Nicki Minaj and Cardi B may not see eye to eye, but they do agree on one thing — disrespectful concertgoers should be dealt with immediately.

Yesterday (April 20), during Nicki’s Pink Friday 2 World Tour stop in Detroit, Michigan, an attendee attempted to ruin the event for everyone. As Nicki rapped her crossover hit “Starships” (despite vowing never perform it anymore), a ticket holder seemingly tossed an object at the musician.

Fortunately, the item didn’t make contact with Nicki. Instead, she blocked the trinket, then she hurled it back in the direction that it was thrown from. In the clip captured by a bystander, venue security was seen working their way to the section in question. However, it is unclear if the culprit was tracked down. The show continued without any further interruption.

At another point of the concert, Nicki surprised fans with a few guest cameos. To pay homage to the Motor City, she brought out two rappers from the city. One of those musicians was none other than hometown hero Big Sean. The duo performed their 2011 “Dance (Ass)” Remix.

Fellow Detroit native, Sada Baby, made his way onto the stage for a performance of his 2020 single “Whole Lotta Choppas.” Nicki was sure to deliver her viral verse from the song’s remix for all to recite back to her.

Nicki Minaj hasn’t addressed the incident online. So, all’s well that ends well.

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Sada Baby Drops His Second Tape Of The Year With “SkuBop”

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Sada Baby, a rapper hailing from Detroit, Michigan, has made a name for himself by creating high-energy bangers. He does not have a massive fanbase. However, it seems he is more focused on creating what he enjoys and it has still led to a stable career. Baby got his start, at least on streaming, in 2016. A handful of singles with some more local names got the ball rolling for him. His singles catalog is massive, as well as his album discography. It is especially impressive for someone who has been in the game for just seven years.

The project that really set him up for a career was his 2020 tape, Skuba Sada 2. Two tracks became popular amongst Sada Baby’s fans were “Aktivated” and “Pressin” with the late King Von. In addition, the follow-up, Skuba Sada 2.5 in 2022, also contained another hit, “Whole Lotta Choppas (Remix)” with Nicki Minaj.

Read More: Yung Miami Trends Amid Diddy Accusations, Fans Want Her Far Away From Him

Listen To SkuBop By Sada Baby

That album was a big moment for Baby, and now he is hoping this will be another gem. His newest project, SkuBop, features 12 tracks, but is only 32 minutes long. Three tracks were released in promotion for the record. “Lenny Cooke,” “Fresh” with Skilla Baby, and “Ugly Sweater” were the first tasters. Give it a listen now.

What are your initial thoughts on Sada Baby’s brand-new album, SkuBop? Which tracks are you pulling from this tracklist and adding to your playlist? Is Sada an underrated artist? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Sada Baby, as well as all of the best album drops.

SkuBop Tracklist:

  1. November 35th
  2. Us or Nothing
  3. Apetoven
  4. Slimothy
  5. The Whoop Testament
  6. Kamehameha
  7. Komplicated
  8. Attitudinal
  9. Fresh (feat. Skilla Baby)
  10. Lenny Cooke
  11. Ugly Sweater
  12. Extra

Read More: Joe Budden’s Roast Of B5 Gets Response From Group Member Dustin Michael

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Sada Baby Drops His Second Tape Of The Year With “SkuBop”

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Sada Baby, a rapper hailing from Detroit, Michigan, has made a name for himself by creating high-energy bangers. He does not have a massive fanbase. However, it seems he is more focused on creating what he enjoys and it has still led to a stable career. Baby got his start, at least on streaming, in 2016. A handful of singles with some more local names got the ball rolling for him. His singles catalog is massive, as well as his album discography. It is especially impressive for someone who has been in the game for just seven years.

The project that really set him up for a career was his 2020 tape, Skuba Sada 2. Two tracks became popular amongst Sada Baby’s fans were “Aktivated” and “Pressin” with the late King Von. In addition, the follow-up, Skuba Sada 2.5 in 2022, also contained another hit, “Whole Lotta Choppas (Remix)” with Nicki Minaj.

Read More: Yung Miami Trends Amid Diddy Accusations, Fans Want Her Far Away From Him

Listen To SkuBop By Sada Baby

That album was a big moment for Baby, and now he is hoping this will be another gem. His newest project, SkuBop, features 12 tracks, but is only 32 minutes long. Three tracks were released in promotion for the record. “Lenny Cooke,” “Fresh” with Skilla Baby, and “Ugly Sweater” were the first tasters. Give it a listen now.

What are your initial thoughts on Sada Baby’s brand-new album, SkuBop? Which tracks are you pulling from this tracklist and adding to your playlist? Is Sada an underrated artist? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Sada Baby, as well as all of the best album drops.

SkuBop Tracklist:

  1. November 35th
  2. Us or Nothing
  3. Apetoven
  4. Slimothy
  5. The Whoop Testament
  6. Kamehameha
  7. Komplicated
  8. Attitudinal
  9. Fresh (feat. Skilla Baby)
  10. Lenny Cooke
  11. Ugly Sweater
  12. Extra

Read More: Joe Budden’s Roast Of B5 Gets Response From Group Member Dustin Michael

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Sada Baby Puts Tommie Lee On Blast For Comments About Chris Brown’s Baby

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Tommie Lee’s erratic behavior backstage at a Chris Brown concert led to a flurry of responses across social media. The Love & Hip Hop star apparently threw a fit following a concert where she pointed out that Chris Brown’s son was in attendance. Baddies star Rollie said Natalie Nunn got them backstage to the show but as they left the section, Tommie got a door slammed on her. “Why the f*ck did Tommie see Chris Brown baby and was like, ‘Oh, his baby is so cute.’ They grabbed the baby and put him in the room. She smacked the door in,” Rollie recalled, claiming that Breezy’s security got aggressive with them.

Shortly after, Tommie shared her side of the story but she wasn’t holding back her tongue. She corroborated that Breezy’s team slammed the door on her. However, she didn’t understand why Chris’ team was particularly aggressive towards her. “Imagine me, for a baby that ain’t even mine, to knock a door down. Is you f*ckin’ serious?” she said before launching into an expletive-laden tirade against Breezy’s son. “I don’t care about your baby. F*ck your baby,” she continued. “And f*ck his daddy, too. The f*ck? Really. Like, girl. I ain’t pressed ’bout no motherf*ckin baby. F*ck him. All y’all look albino as f*ck.”

Sada Baby Says Tommie Lee’s Behavior Is “Wild”

The internet certainly had plenty of things to say regarding Tommie Lee’s clip. Social media users began calling her out for insulting a poor child and many others simply laughed at her reaction. However, Sada Baby felt it was out of pocket for Tommie to go in on a baby at a concert. “Screaming curse words n kickin a door down in the direction of a baby is wild,” he wrote. “Y’all be lettin these reality TV girls do the wildest shit.”

Afterward, he said that if that had happened in his hometown of Detroit, someone would’ve likely assaulted her. “It woulda happened in Detroit wit out her gettin smacked at least. Not saying I woulda did it but I would’n’t have had to. It’s just the principle,” he wrote. He stated that Tommie’s behavior is why he avoids Instagram. “I’m goin back to twitch n TikTok where all the energy is positive and genuine,” he added. Check out Sada Baby’s comments above 

Sada Baby Gives Up Lean and Cigarettes: ‘Celebrate My Sobriety’

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Sada Baby is no longer a lean sipper. Hitting Twitter, the rapper announced he is done with both lean and cigarettes. Why? in favor of sobriety, but also because it cost him $10,000 to $20,000 a week.

“Ain’t spent 10-20K a week on lean in longer than a year, ain’t bought over 5 perks int wo months,” Sada Baby wrote. “Ain’t smoke a cigarette in two months. Suck my dick n celebrate my sobriety”

In a conversation with TMZ, Sada Baby stated he was openly attempting to test how much he could do. You can visit here to hear more.

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Sada Baby, Big Sean, And Hit-Boy Throw A Mansion Bash In The Psychedelic ‘Little While’ Video

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Detroit rapper Sada Baby first came to prominence with the fun-loving, goofy dances he did in the video for his breakout viral hit “Bloxk Party,” so it’s only right that he returns to such shenanigans in the video for “Little While,” which has even more potential for hit status — at least, algorithmically, thanks to its guest spots from Big Sean and Hit-Boy.

Much like the video for “Bloxk Party,” the clip for “Little While” revolves around a house party, except that now, the stakes and the budget are much higher, causing the venue to change up proportionally. Now, instead of an Airbnb, Sada’s shooting at massive mansions, complete with valets and check-ins, elaborate decorations, and a noticeable increase in the ratio of women to men, including a cameo from fellow emerging Detroit rap star Kash Doll (who should really get a verse on any potential remixes).

“Little While” is Sada’s second major foray into the techno-style drum programming that his hometown pioneered after “Whole Lotta Choppas,” which famously featured a Nicki Minaj verse on its remix.

Watch Sada Baby’s “Little While” video featuring Big Sean and Hit-Boy above.

Sada Baby is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Sada Baby Taps Into His Techno Roots Again On ‘Little While’ With Big Sean And Hit-Boy

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Up-and-coming Detroit rapper Sada Baby has been on the rise since his 2018 record “Bloxk Party” went viral, securing him a record deal and the attentions of such luminaries as Big Sean and Nicki Minaj. The latter featured on a remix of his TikTok-favorite 2020 track “Whole Lotta Choppas,” and Sean included him on the hometown-praising “Friday Night Cypher” from Detroit 2.

Capitalizing on these connections, Sada Baby released yet another Big Sean collaboration today, the Hit-Boy-produced “Little While.” Like “Whole Lotta Choppas,” it employs a techno-influenced beat that taps into his Motor City roots while offering an upbeat departure from his usual gritty sound. In an interview with Apple Music, he explained the intentions behind the beat choice.

“I’m the type of artist that likes to dance and just give the energy through the music,” he elaborated. “So songs like ‘Whole Lotta Choppas,’ and this one are intentionally made for people to have fun. I feel like I do those with ease. I have a lot of them, but I never wanted that to be my main thing. That’s what people expect from you.”

He also said hearing Detroit 2 prompted him to scrap his entire debut album and start over. “Me hearing his album made me scrap everything that I had, as far as [how] we’re going to structure these songs and then put them into the album,” he said. “So nope. I scrapped it and set up fresh studio time in LA to start from scratch.” He says he’s now three weeks away from completing the recording process, leaving him with enough material for three planned mixtapes next year as well.

Listen to Sada Baby’s “Little While” featuring Big Sean and Hit-Boy above.

Sada Baby is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.