Lil Baby wasn’t down to do a fit check for social media unless it made him six figures richer.
The 4PF rapper was approached by an interviewer in Las Vegas on Sunday (November 19), who attempted to have a conversation about everything the rapper was dripped in. Unfortunately, the would-be interlocutor didn’t get very far.
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“He need to pay me $200,000 to interview me,” Baby told the camera as the interviewer kept attempting to get him to talk. At one point, the interviewer even jokingly responded, “I got you. We’ll PayPal.”
It didn’t get much further than that, however.
You can view the hilarious clip below.
Lil Baby demands 6-figure fee from "fit check" interviewer
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— HipHopDX (@HipHopDX) November 22, 2023
On the music side of things, French Montana recently revealed that he’s about to drop a “monster” hit with Lil Baby.
“What the streets been waiting for,” he wrote on Instagram last month. “MONTANA x lil BABY just cooked up a monster #comingsoon Cb | 4pf.”
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And French isn’t the only rapper to give Lil Baby his props as of late. Back in August, T.I. shouted out the Atlanta native for his contributions to modern trap music.
“A lot of people moving the genre,” the Grand Hustle leader said. “Not even just by embodying similar qualities that I did. I think it’s a lot more conversational now.”
“Just a lot of key facts about details and authenticity,” he said of the 4PF rapper. “Where you’re speaking about things that you know that only a person who knows could articulate it.”
And in an interview with the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast from prison last month, Pooh Shiesty credited Lil Baby alongside Lil Durk and Don Trip for holding him down while he’s been behind bars.
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“Rappers, for sure,” he began. “You got motherfuckers really sitting down and taking their time out to write, you know? Good men like Lil Baby, Durk — he ain’t missing’ a beat. Y’all familiar with Don Trip? He just wrote me a letter the other day. Just got a letter from him. There’s a lot of artists that keep my name alive in many different ways.”
