DaBaby Claims a rapper Asked to Get Into Fake Beef for Publicity But he Declined It
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He shot me a text, he was like, ‘Hit me, you gon’ like this.’ I called him and was like, ‘What up?’ […] He like, ‘You wanna go up? How you feeling?’ I’m like, ‘What’s up? Talk to me.’The proposition was to engage in a diss track exchange, despite maintaining a cordial relationship behind closed doors.”
- Dababy
DaBaby Sets the Record Straight on Fake Rap Beef Claims
DaBaby says a LYRICIST called him & wanted to create a fake rap beef with him. who y’all think it was ? pic.twitter.com/b8Ktc7ghZB
— 2Cool2Blog (@2Cool2Blog) April 24, 2024
While acknowledging the potential for heightened attention and notoriety, DaBaby ultimately declined the offer, citing personal reservations. “I’m not about to say certain things about you if I don’t really feel a certain way about you," he stated, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in his artistry.
Following the interview segment's circulation on social media, speculation arose regarding the identity of the rapper in question, with Joyner Lucas's name surfacing among fans.
However, Lucas swiftly debunked the rumors, refuting any involvement in the proposed scheme:
Man why tf everyone in comments saying it’s me? Lol smh Jesus Christ.”
- Joyner Lucas
Despite their reluctance to engage in manufactured conflicts, both DaBaby and Joyner Lucas are no strangers to the world of rap feuds, each having navigated their fair share of disagreements within the hip-hop community.
The revelation offers a glimpse into the complex dynamics of the rap industry, where strategic alliances and calculated moves often intersect with creative expression.
As artists navigate the delicate balance between authenticity and publicity, DaBaby's decision to prioritize integrity in his craft serves as a testament to his artistic integrity.