Rapper DaBaby opened up on the "Breakfast Club" show about his father’s death.
For rapper DaBaby these are the worse of times, and the best of times.
This has been a heady year for the North Carolina rapper, who is performing to sell-out concerts
Rapper DaBaby/ Source: Getty Images
DA BABY'S BREAKOUT MOMENT
"Just came on the tour bus, but I'm typing obituaries and shit. I'm doing all this while I'm breaking through on tour, rocking sold-out shows."
DABABY'S SUCCESS SHADOWED BY VIDEO OF FAN VIOLENCE
During those first heady days, DaBaby jumped into the pit during a concert, and confusion ensued. His security team dived in to get him out and ended up hitting a female fan. Referring to the violence, he said:
"I don't know what really set it off, it was just out there swinging."
SECURITY A PRIORITY AT DABABY'S CONCERT
Even though DaBaby was shocked to hear the fan who was struck by his security team was a woman, he made it clear that his safety is their priority. He said:
"I ain't feel bad, what you hitting me for? I feel bad about the fact it had to be a woman that it happened to, but at the end of the day..."
DABABY'S VIOLENT PAST
This is not the first incident of violence to surface in DaBaby's life.
DaBaby declared that he acted in self-defense and the charge was dropped in March 2019.
DaBaby pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor: carrying a concealed weapon.
DABABY RIDING HIGH ON THE WAVE
This has been a heady year for the North Carolina rapper, who is performing to sell-out concerts, and watching his first hit "Suge" become a major hit.
Hopefully, DaBaby will be able to concentrate on his music and leave behind him his reputation for involvement in violent encounters and assaults.
