Lil Baby got into the holiday spirit this past weekend by rewarding a stranger who came to the rescue after the rapper was involved in a car accident.
In a TikTok shared to the account @theknow28, Baby can be seen stood on the side of the road with a car jack in his hand after a Toyota Prius had collided with his truck. “I ain’t seen her over there, I was in that truck!” the rapper said while a family watched on with their phones out.
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Another clip showed the 4PF boss kneeling on the ground holding a car jack and assessing the damage. He also posed for pictures with family, with the father and husband flexing a stack of cash for the camera.
As the TikTok user explained in the comments section, the Prius — which was driven by an “old lady — had crashed into Lil Baby’s truck, and her husband stepped in to help move the car and change its tire.
According to the woman, Baby then “blessed” her husband by paying him handsomely for his roadside assistance.
@theknow28 Replying to @getmoneyga
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Lil Baby has a lot to be thankful for this year. Chart Data reported earlier this month that the Atlanta rapper landed 40 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 this year, tied with Drake for the most among all artists.
Baby also made chart history following the release of It’s Only Me in October. All 23 songs from the album debuted on the Hot 100, making him the youngest solo artist — and the third overall — to log an entire album on the chart.
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Not everyone was a fan of Lil Baby this year, though. Akademiks insulted the rapper in a Twitch livestream earlier in December, calling him a “retarded rapper” while threatening to “choke him to death” after Baby called him out on the songs “From Now On” and “Top Priority.”
“I will fight Lil Baby for free or for money,” Ak said. “I just wanna get in the ring with him. You ain’t got no 4PF, n-gga. I will choke you to death, I will punch you in your face. You’re not doing shit. Stop it. You’re a fucking retarded rapper, you can’t do shit. Stop it. Who gon’ stand on that?”
He added: “If Lil Baby even hinted at it, n-gga, I’d be like, ‘Let’s go. Let’s go, n-gga.’”
In other Lil Baby news, he recently released an inspirational anthem in celebration of the 2022 Qatar World Cup titled “The World Is Yours To Take,” which was created in partnership with Budweiser. The accompanying Director X-helmed video followed the “Drip Too Hard” rhymer across Qatar as he rapped about his impeccable work ethic.
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“I’m excited to make history with Budweiser and close out the 2022 FIFA World Cup with this unforgettable video,” Baby said in a statement. “Working with Director X and the amazing people from around the globe, we’re celebrating what it means to bring the world together and inspire people to chase those dreams.”
