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    JoJo Siwa Turned Down DaBaby's Offer to Join Him for 2021 Grammy Performance

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    According to the ‘Bob’ hitmaker, he invited the ‘Dance Moms’ alum to share the stage with him at the Grammy Awards following song controversy but she said no.

    Mar 16, 2021
    AceShowbiz – DaBaby reached out to JoJo Siwa to join him for his Grammys performance after he was criticised for seemingly dissing the teen in one of his songs.
    The 29-year-old rapper told Entertainment Tonight he was keen to prove there was no bad blood between the pair by having JoJo, 17, appear on stage during his “Rockstar” performance.
    “I actually reached out to see if she wanted to perform with me at the Grammys,” he explained. “But I heard she’s somewhere working on a project of her own. I won’t say too much. I don’t want to put her business out there.”
    “She’s somewhere filming something, though, but I definitely reached out.”

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    He added, “My baby loves (JoJo). That’s how I know who JoJo Siwa is, from buying all the stuff for my baby, so, you know, we are 1,000 per cent JoJo Siwa fans. We love her.”
    In February (21), DaBaby dropped a freestyle titled “Beatbox”, which included the lines, “N****, you a b**ch / JoJo Siwa, b**ch / She let the wrong n**** get rich.”
    After receiving backlash online, DaBaby clarified his lyrics, tweeting to the star directly, “@itsjojosiwa my 3 year old princess is your number 1 fan. I bought her every product you have out. She think she you.”
    “Don’t let em trick you into thinking id ever have a problem with you. My word play just went over their heads. All love on my end shawty, Keep shinning! (sic)”

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      DaBaby Reacts to Backlash Following Bizarre JoJo Siwa Diss in New Song

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      Following DaBaby’s clarification of the name-drop of the former child star, some Internet users jump to the ‘Masterpiece’ spitter’s defense as one writes in an Instagram comment, ‘Y’all just don’t understand his word play.’

      Feb 22, 2021
      AceShowbiz – DaBaby released a new freestyle on Saturday, February 20 and he successfully confused fans as he appeared to diss former child star JoJo Siwa. Titled “Beatbox Freestyle”, the song saw the “ROCKSTAR” spitter taking aim at the 17-year-old YouTube star.
      “Turn me up, n***a gon’ see why/ N***a, you a b***h, JoJo Siwa (B***h),” so he rapped in his version of Spotem Gottem’s “Beatbox”. While the rhyme matched perfectly, fans couldn’t help but criticize DaBaby for the name-drop as blogger Perez Hilton wrote on Twitter, “DaBaby is disrespecting our queen #JoJoSiwa! Oh, hell no!!!.”
      A fan of the “Dance Moms” alum chimed in, “what kind of beef could DaBaby possibly have with JoJo Siwa.” Someone else added, “Out of all the people on the INTERNET… jojo siwa…. girl wut?”
      DaBaby apparently caught wind of the backlash and responded in a tweet. ” I love Twitter bruh,” so the rapper wrote alongside several laughing and crying emojis. “I ‘Siwa’ I’m not like the rest of you n****s.”

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      In a follow-up tweet, DaBaby revealed that he had no hard feelings for the former child star and it was all love for her. “@itsjojosiwa my 3 year old princess is your number 1 fan. I bought her every product you have out. She think she you,” he wrote on the blue bird app. “Don’t let em trick you into thinking id ever have a problem with you. My word play just went over their heads. All love on my end shawty, Keep shinning!”

      The hip-hop star continued to poke fun at his own word play as he added in a separate tweet, “I don’t ‘Siwa’ they so mad either bae.”
      Following the clarification, some Internet users jumped to DaBaby’s defense. “Y’all just don’t understand his word play,” one noted in an Instagram comment. “IT’S SAD THAT ARTIST HAVE TO EVEN EXPLAIN THEMSELVES. MY GOSH,” another fan added. “Y’all definitely stretched it. The word play was obvious,” someone chimed in.
      JoJo, meanwhile, has yet to comment on the name-drop.

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      Megan Thee Stallion and DaBaby Wreak Havoc in Toy Store in 'Cry Baby' Music Video

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      The ‘Hot Girl Summer’ raptress and the ‘Suge’ hitmaker turn into action figures with the former clad in various sexy lingerie while partying with her collaborator.

      Feb 4, 2021
      AceShowbiz – Megan Thee Stallion and DaBaby have released a toy-themed music video for their collaboration “Cry Baby”, but it’s definitely not for children. The two rappers teamed up for visuals filled with steamy scenes, despite the video being set in a toy store.
      Megan and DaBaby turn into action figures who party in the store, when it appears to be closed with not a single person inside. They cruise in a toy car along the alleys of the shop, with the “Hot Girl Summer” hitmaker occasionally showing off her twerking skills.
      Rocking various sexy lingerie, the “WAP” raptress is also joined by scantily-clad backing dancers as she shows some sexy moves in a dollhouse. After all their antics, the video ends with a scene showing the mess Megan and DaBaby have created.

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      “Cry Baby” is the third single off Megan’s debut studio album “Good News”, which was released on November 20, 2020. The raunchy sex jam jumped 6-1 on Billboard’s Top Triller U.S. chart on the ranking dated January 9, making her the first act with three No. 1s on the chart.
      On the track, Megan and DaBaby talk about their active sex lives, claiming that both of their body counts are so sky-high that even their friends and parents are being a “cry baby” about it. “That ain’t DaBaby, that’s my baby/ Her friends and mom hate me (Go)/ Lay down on the bed, do the crybaby (Mmm),” the “Bop” spitter raps in the chorus. “She ain’t gave me none of that pussy in a while/ She had the boy waitin’, I don’t mind waitin’ (Come here).”
      Megan and DaBaby previously teamed up for “Cash S**t” in 2019 and “NASTY” in April 2020. In a November 2020 interview with SiriusXM’s “Hip-Hop Nation”, Megan talked about her chemistry with the Charlotte rapper and admitted that they “often talk about” working together on a collaborative project, similar to “Watch the Throne”. “We definitely need to get to work on that,” she teased.

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      DaBaby Already Plotting His Retirement

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      Scoring his first Billboard Hot 100 single and Grammy nomination with his hit ‘Suge’ last year, the 28-year-old star says he plans to stop rapping in five years.

      Dec 22, 2020
      AceShowbiz – DaBaby has already planned his retirement. A little over a year after achieving mainstream success, the “Rockstar” hitmaker divulged in a revealing new interview that he has decided to hang his mic in a very near future.
      The 28-year-old, who scored his first Billboard Hot 100 single and Grammy nomination with his hit “Suge” in 2019, made the revelation when speaking to XXL Magazine. “Five years, I’ma be retired in five years,” he told the outlet. “I won’t be rapping in five years. I won’t be rapping. I’ll be creating other superstars.”
      Although he already planned an early retirement, the MC stressed that he will keep working on his label Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment. “Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment in five years is definitely gonna be one of the hottest labels in the game,” he pointed out.
      Before spilling his future plan, DaBaby first reflected on his achievements in 2020. “Being on XXL Freshman cover last year. Having a solo cover this year, like, that s**t major. I come from s**t and I ain’t from nothing and I put this s**t together like this was me,” he recalled.

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      “I put that s**t together. I made moves, you know what I’m saying? I kept it going when muthaf**kas wanted me to just sit back and settle,” the father of two continued gushing. “I was like, ‘F**k that. I’m doing it like this.”
      During the interview, DaBaby also talked about how he managed to stay on the top of the charts with “Rockstar” despite the coronavirus pandemic. “I already knew what it was as soon as I recorded it,” he said about his collaboration with Roddy Ricch.
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      “The way that I put s**t together leading up until the pandemic definitely put me in the position to, right when the pandemic hit, like, I leveled up completely,” he claimed. “I’m on a, you know what I’m saying, a whole other wave right now.”

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      DaBaby Debuts Tribute EP Following Brother's Suicide

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      The ‘Baby on Baby’ rapper pays tribute to his late brother by releasing a new mini album called ‘My Brother’s Keeper (Long Live G)’ following his sibling’s tragic death.

      Nov 21, 2020
      AceShowbiz – DaBaby has honoured his late brother Glenn Johnson with his surprise EP, “My Brother’s Keeper (Long Live G)”.
      The hitmaker surprise released the seven-song set on Friday (20Nov20), featuring the previously-teased track “Brother’s Keeper”, which details their struggles growing up and urges fans to “never let depression go unchecked, that s**t’ll cost you.”
      “I’m my brother’s keeper and it’s been like that forever,” he raps. “We can’t help the s**t we seen, we had to live through that together / All these demons on my soul / Lord, I need help fighting these devils.”
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      Dad-of-four Johnson reportedly died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Charlotte, North Carolina, hours after he posted a video of himself in a car with a gun, during which he was visibly upset and crying about the way his life had turned out
      Following his passing, DaBaby alluded to his brother having suffered from depression, posting on Twitter, “If you can’t get over depression GET HELP, you see a loved one struggling get them help, they refuse to get help, MAKE em get treated anyway.”
      “You suffer from PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) take that s**t serious & get help! I’m bouta get a therapist my damn self! #LongliveG.”
      DaBaby’s seven-song EP includes collaborations with Meek Mill, Polo G and NoCap, and Toosii, and is available now.
      It’s his second studio release in a year. He dropped a third studio album “Blame It on Baby” in April. Featuring Migos, Future, Ashanti, and Megan Thee Stallion, it hit the pinnacle on Billboard Hot 200. The single “Rockstar” featuring rising star Roddy Ricch also reached No. 1 on Hot 100.

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      DaBaby Continues to Mourn Brother's Death in New Song 'My Brother's Keeper' – Hear Snippet

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      The ‘Rockstar’ hitmaker pays homage to his brother Glenn Johnson, who took his own life on November 3, in the new track set to be released in full on Friday, November 20.

      Nov 19, 2020
      AceShowbiz – DaBaby is using his music to pour out his emotions following the tragic passing of his brother Glenn Johnson. The Grammy Award-nominated artist is paying heartbreaking tribute to his late brother in his new track which is aptly titled “My Brother’s Keeper”.
      On Wednesday, November 18, the 28-year-old star previewed the song with a 1-minute snippet shared on his Instagram page along with the cover art. The cover features a throwback image of him and Glenn as little boys. Young DaBaby was seen holding a sippy cup and his elder brother watched him from the couch while holding a bouncy ball.
      “I’m my brother’s keeper and it’s been like that forever,” he begins in the snippet. “We can’t help the s**t we’ve seen, we had to live through that together/ All these demons on my soul, Lord I need help fighting these devils/ He play with me, he gotta go, go dig a grave and get a shovel.”
      “Get a degree, I’ma help you get there,” Baby raps in the opening verse, recalling how their mother raised them. “Two jobs Mama working minimum wage, barely having welfare/ we was motivated by them pitiful days, we was raised the right way.”

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      The Cleveland native also touches on their sibling fight as kids, “Do the wrong thing, we gеt whooped like a slave/ N***as gon’ go get a switch/ Though you was the oldest so you got it worst/ You was the oldest so you got it first/ I was the baby so I got it easy.”
      He then expresses his feelings in the aftermath of Glenn’s shocking passing as he raps, “I been hurt, ain’t got no feelings since we lost you/ Feel like a prisoner of my mind, no one to talk to/ Never let depression go unchecked, that s**t’ll cost you/ Baby bro gon’ walk down on any n***a that crossed you/ Still in my feelings, that s**t been on my mind/ Need to see somethin’ die, I know who gon’ be my victim.”

      “My Brother’s Keeper” is scheduled to be released in full this Friday, November 20. The tribute song will arrive nearly three weeks after his brother died in suicide by gunshot wound on November 3. Glenn reportedly shot himself in the head in a parking lot on Berkeley Place Drive off Mallard Creek Church Road in Charlotte, North Carolina.
      Earlier in the day, Glenn posted a video in which he claimed that he had been wronged in the past. He was visibly upset and crying, while holding a firearm in a car in the video.

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      DaBaby and Roddy Ricch Lead 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards Nominations

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      The ‘Kirk’ rapper and ‘The Box’ hitmaker dominate this year’s BET Hip Hop Awards with twelve and eleven nominations respectively, followed by Drake and Megan Thee Stallion among others.
      Sep 30, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Rapper DaBaby will lead the way at the 2020 BET Hip Hop Awards after landing 12 nominations.
      He has already made history by becoming the first artist to score two nods in the Hip Hop Album of the Year category in the same year for “Kirk” and “Blame It on Baby” while he also has double mentions in three other categories – Best Hip Hop Video, Song of the Year, and Best Collaboration.
      DaBaby’s “Rockstar” collaborator, Roddy Ricch, boasts 11 nominations while Drake and Megan Thee Stallion follow with eight nods apiece. All four stars will face off with Future and Lil Baby for the Hip Hop Artist of the Year prize.
      Meanwhile, Pop Smoke, who was killed in February (20), will be among the names competing for the title of Best New Hip Hop Artist.
      The winners of the 15th annual Hip Hop Awards will be unveiled on 27 October (20).
      The nominations list is:
      Hip Hop Artist of the Year:

      Best Hip Hop Video:

      Song of the Year:

      Hip Hop Album of the Year:

      Best Collaboration:

      Best Duo or Group:

      Best New Hip Hop Artist:

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      Best Live Performer:

      Lyricist of the Year:

      Video Director of the Year:

      DJ of the Year:

      Producer of the Year:
      9th Wonder
      DJ Khaled
      Hit-Boy
      JetsonMade
      Mike Will Made-It
      Mustard
      Hustler of the Year:

      Best Hip Hop Platform:
      Complex
      HipHopDX
      HotNewHipHop
      The Breakfast Club
      The Joe Budden Podcast
      The Shade Room
      XXL
      Sweet 16: Best Featured Verse:

      Impact Track:

      Best International Flow:
      Meryl (France)
      Kaaris (France)
      Nasty C (South Africa)
      Khaligraph Jones (Kenya)
      Stormzy (U.K.)
      Ms Banks (U.K.)
      Djonga (Brazil)

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      DaBaby Called Out for Ignoring Social Distancing Measures at Independence Day Concert

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      The ‘Bob’ hitmaker and his promoters are facing criticisms after pictures show people at his Fourth of July with no masks while crowding together at the venue.
      Jul 6, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Rapper DaBaby and organisers behind his packed Saturday night (04Jul20) concert in Georgia have come under fire on social media for failing to implement social distancing measures.
      The “Suge” star ignored coronavirus concerns and pressed ahead with his Fourth of July celebration at the Cosmopolitan Premier Lounge in Decatur even though positive tests across the state have spiked in recent days.
      Prior to the gig, promoter MyDJDre told TMZ the venue would only be at 40 per cent capacity to allow for attendees to socially distance while inside the club, which has room for 4,000 people while fans would also be turned away at the door if they failed to wear a mask or refused to have their temperature checked upon entry.
      However, photos and video footage from the show have since emerged online, showing partygoers crowded together without masks.
      DaBaby was also supposed to be limited to having a three-person entourage with him during his performance, but he appeared to bring a host of others up on the platform too, all standing along the back of the stage.
      After the footage began circulating on social media, many concerned users shared their disapproval at the apparent lack of concern for public safety.
      Responding to the club’s DJ, who boasted about DaBaby’s gig attracting “the whole city” in an Instagram post, one person remarked, “I wouldn’t be bragging that ‘the whole city came out’ in the middle of a pandemic.”
      “This is so irresponsible. You should be ashamed,” read another comment.
      And a devotee declared: “I absolutely love Dababy and his music but this is such an awful idea. Risking thousands of lives for a silly a** concert is so foolish. Cancel this ridiculousness.”
      DaBaby and MyDJDre have yet to respond to the latest backlash.

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      DaBaby Sets New Hot 100 Record for Successive Collaborative No. 1 Runs With 'Rockstar'

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      The ‘Suge’ rapper’s collaboration single with Roddy Ricch has become the Billboard Hot 100’s 1,104th number one, dethroning Megan Thee Stallion’s remix duet with Beyonce Knowles, ‘Savage’.
      Jun 9, 2020
      AceShowbiz – DaBaby’s “Rockstar” has hit the top of the U.S. charts to become the Billboard Hot 100’s 1,104th number one.
      It’s the rapper’s first chart-topper and his collaborator Roddy Ricch’s second in a year.
      “Rockstar” also sets a new chart record for successive collaborative U.S. number one runs, making it six weeks of six different chart-toppers, all recorded by two stars.

      Former number one “Savage”, by Megan Thee Stallion and Beyonce Knowles, holds at two, while The Weeknd’s “Blinding Lights” rises to three, ahead of Doja Cat’s “Say So” and last week’s number one hit, Lady GaGa and Ariana Grande’s “Rain on Me”, which falls to five.

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