Baby Tate celebrated another year around the sun in perfect form – thirst trapping on Instagram while relaxing in another country.

HipHopDX’s 2022 Rising Star turned 27 on Saturday (May 13). While out in Reykjavík, Iceland, Tate struck a few poses in a bikini accessorized with a fur hat, fur boots and a fur bikini. She made sure her chains were shining too!

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“I’m only 27 and I’m only getting better,” Baby Tate captioned the picture carousel.

Check out the photo set below.

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Last year while stopping by HipHopDX, the “Hey Mickey!” rapper explained how she settled on the name Baby Tate.

“I started going by Young Baby Tate in 2015 or so, because it was my Instagram name for the longest, like in high school, and my stage name at first was Tate, which is my given name, and people just kept saying, ‘Coming to the stage, Young Baby Tate,’ she said. “And I just kept being like, ‘It’s just Tate guys, it’s just Tate.’ But I was like, you know it has a ring to it, and now I’m Baby Tate, because I just felt like, I’m growing, I’m getting older, and I won’t technically always be young, but I will technically always be my mom’s baby.”

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She also spoke about how her late cousin, Taylor, was instrumental in developing her confidence as an artist.

“Yeah, my cousin, she used to always push me to sing, and one thing that she used to tell me was if you don’t use your gift, you’re going to lose it, and I used to be so annoyed, because this is when we were in Jersey,” Tate told DX. “My cousin lived in Jersey. And we would just be outside riding bikes or something, doing kids’ stuff and she would tell her friends, ‘Ooh my cousin can sing, my cousin can sing. Tate sing for them.’ And I’m like, ‘Oh my gosh, again! Can we just please play?’”

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She continued, “And she’s like, ‘No, you need to sing because you can sing. So, show them that you can sing.’ And so I would, but yeah, she definitely was very instrumental in my confidence in showing my gifts and talents and I will forever keep her memory alive by continuing to do what she saw that I could do as a little baby.”

Check out the full interview here.