He helped the young rapper to bring his life out of corrupt activities and concentrate his efforts on music. Before rap, he was getting a lot of likes on Instagram.” He got straight out of jail and went straight back to the same neighborhood, the same house, that the police busted him and locked him up….
“I was scared for him to go back to jail because he had just did a bid.
“I just didn’t want him to go back to prison,” he admitted. The Slime City rapper saw himself in Lil Baby, and to stop him from going back to the streets, he would pay him 5-10k per day to stay in the studio. It appears Young Thug had more to do with this radical change than it appeared on the surface. After two years in prison, these legal issues came to a close after he began his rap career with 4FP and Quality Control Music. In the 2012-2014 year period, Lil Baby was thrown into various legal battles over possession with the intent to sell. One such good thing is his actions towards the rapper, Lil Baby.Īccording to Young Thug, Lil Baby made between 10-20k per day working in the hood. In his realization of his deeds, he did, however, turn his page around when he became older, as stated by the rapper, and some good came out of it. It peaked at number four on the US Billboard Hot 100, becoming the highest-charting song for. To these rumors, Thug laughed at the claims in surprise. ' Drip Too Hard ' is a song by American rappers Lil Baby and Gunna, released by YSL Records, Quality Control Music, Motown and Capitol Records on Septemas the lead single from their collaborative album Drip Harder (2018). He was rumored to not only carry tampons to stick in his gunshot wounds but was seen as the hero of Atlanta city during Hurricane Katrina, defending the area against displaced individuals that would rob his hometown. This brought to light many other unscrupulous activities he took part in back in the past, which assisted many rumors of his alleged violent behavior. I was fresh off of poverty.” Young Thug & Lil Baby I was so mad at you because I was like, I was fresh out of the ghetto. Back then it did, though, because I was new to the industry. He further explained, “None of that s**t never really meant nothing. You know, I was so young and fresh in the game to the point that I didn’t understand this st and how important it is,” said Thug. I never understood, like, how could it go so, how could it seem so far. This, however, was cleared up when the rapper explained his rationale. It began in 2011 when the radio personality had made comments about him on the podcast back in 2011. Though this is the rapper’s first time on the Breakfast Club, this podcast was the main reason for the ire between himself and Charlamagne Tha God. Kumbayah was deep in the air on this one. Amongst addressing his immaturity, tampons, and rebuilding himself, fellow rapper, Lil Baby, was also one of the many topics that were brought up. In an interview on The Breakfast Club, Young Thug dismantled rumors surrounding his past actions and came to peace with Charlemagne Tha God. Slime City rapper, Young Thug, reveals that he paid Lil Baby to stay out of the hood and put work into the studio.
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