The Unforeseen Downfall of Lil Baby's Career...

Only a few years ago, Lil Baby was outselling Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, JuiceWRLD, and many more. However, in recent months, the narrative of Baby's career has been that he is "falling off"...
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[@StalinofStalingrad]

Gunna was writing everybody's shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nicolastedford5585]

He is the true talent

[@LiteraryPicks]

Was he really? Does Gunna write records for others?

[@Ian-tp6mu]

@@LiteraryPicks no

[@Ian-tp6mu]

lol thats why lil baby was a lot more famous a lot earlier than gunna and gave gunna a following.

[@LiteraryPicks]

@@Ian-tp6muThank you for clarifying

[@dexterrr9163]

climbing to the top is hard but staying is the hardest

[@Governlies37]

He never stopped being at the top of the charts concert ticket sales are different from charts and streaming plays everything he goes to the top😂

[@robotube7361]

Its not hard if u play your cards right. He didnt

[@PiTjlang]

A,l

[@squidman2425]

@@Governlies37coping so hard rn lil bro he’s fallen off

[@nickmitchem1045]

He’s a business man, he’s not trying to just make it as a rapper, he’s getting his bread up with rap while tapping into other revenue streams. It’s not a fall off when it’s intentional

[@robotube7361]

He is just a hustler. Not even a businessman. Others saw something in him and exploited that. They made those songs for him but they alsotook royalties from those songs. All they did was use his persona and his status as a down to earth hustler to profit. He is just a thug from the streets who has that I dont give a s..t expression and attitude about himself. The moment he formed his label, I saw the beginning of the end. He got greedy and employed sub par producers because he didnt want to share royalties with huge producing houses who have banger songs and ghost writers. He obviously burned the briges with those who got him in the game by going on his own after 1 album. Dude, you dont do that- you pay your dues to your mentors. You pay them back by working for them and advance in business by staying loyal. he obviously doesnt know that much about music like those who coached him know. He doesnt have those resources. Now he is making mid level tracks without the services of producers and ghost writers of big ass labels. He was stupid to believe into his own hype. Rappers dont realize that the LABELS ALWAYS WIN. Very few independent rappers out there.

[@jamesfranko1568]

and what's his other revenue streams?

[@jamesfranko1568]

@@robotube7361 yup agree, he should've let the big white boys handle the business then he could've been the future jay z or kanye west. The liberal generations today are so rebellious

[@CosmosExplorer42]

@@jamesfranko1568 he owns properties in NYC, LA, ATL, and i think a couple other cities. so real estate

[@jamesfranko1568]

@@CosmosExplorer42 only 3 properties which he uses for parties lol

[@PresidentOfficial]

Not a downfall . He is gettting 1 mil per show and does crazy numbers on spotify and youtube. Yes you can argue that his music got worse but aint no downfall his numbers are crazy he is bigger then 90% of rappers. Yall are to quick to jump on downfall/fell off train.

[@turboshazed7370]

Its worthy of discussion. I liked everything you said but "yall are too quick to jump onto the bandwagon". Better that people have a discussion rather than being the typical "you feel off 😂" loser.

[@JK-gm6kk]

Having a discussion is enough to hurt your fee fees. Pretty soft man

[@PresidentOfficial]

@@JK-gm6kk Nah i just dont like how quick yall are to write someone off thats it.

[@JK-gm6kk]

Alot of people are talking like the genre as a whole has been experiencing a downturn lately. At least in terms of the numbers being a bit lower each year over the past few years. I think alot might be complacency like he said in the video. Also RICO is really fucking up rap imo, and the "lifestyle" isn't exactly sustainable long term. There's alot of huge names on tour this summer too, and I think there's alot of artists upset that they can't draw in a market thats so competitive rn. Just some thoughts

[@n3wt]

he was industry project his lyrics and rap were squirrel pre school level now the industry moving on from the babies

[@brandonowens6616]

Lil Baby album switched up after that Rico was thrown at ysl. Which would explain the delay of the album that was supposed to come out in June, and name it its only me. Lil Baby is doing everything to avoid any negative attention that can draw him and 4pf into a RICO case. He been participating in community activities, rebuilding his hood, open up a restaurant and do anything to rebrand himself. Atlanta will always rock with Lil Baby and know whats up. Dont let this last album fool you. Lil Baby is still that Guy.

[@alexharford153]

This is the comment everyone needs to see!

[@adjakogiusty2034]

Now I hear someone talking 👏👏

[@PresidentOfficial]

Thats also true and thats why he changed 4pf label name to glass windows entertaiment to avoid rico

[@rizzrizz2291]

@@PresidentOfficial😂😂😂

[@rizzrizz2291]

But Nah this makes more sense than anything

[@aaronwoo6]

Dude, he did not fall off. This happens in pretty much every rap career it goes up… It goes down… Goes back up He's still one of the hardest rappers out right now and will continue to be for Who knows how long.... people love to overexaggerate things

[@michaelkemas]

Lil baby is living off past hype, the mandem is finished with all due respect… no shade

[@7inctus]

Facts with all due respect he isn’t hitting like he was in 2020. He’d need to change his flow to something equivalent of prime lil Wayne if he wants to wow everyone again. I don’t see another hit charting from the flow everyone is used to.

[@blibra7398]

he now makes same song over and over again, i dont give a shit about sales

[@yutikoo]

doing tricks on it brudda stop it

[@TheProtagonistDies]

lil baby been fell off only you listen to him

[@Theplaystands]

I notice this Trend with a lot of ATL rappers like Future and migos before him. They come out a with a sound that everyone fucks and listens to heavy for a couple years then at some point they kinda burn out. It could be because they put out too much music in a short period of time. All the songs and albums start to sound too similar and repetitive

[@Erica-cf1xb]

I think what happens is that lifestyle does not cater to real people with real problems. Like spiritual, mental, physical, financial, and emotional health. Too many people around with their hands out 24/7 and not helping the artist or truly loving them for who they are on a personal level. They can feel the lack of love, but they have to save face for those who don't care anything about them. But what they can do for them. That's getting played. It's been played out.

[@noneofyourbusiness1114]

Future still has a following though

[@MaynoOE]

Nah future still going crazy. He ain’t got just one sound at all.

[@Theplaystands]

@@MaynoOE future did get burnt out for a minute when he was dropping too much music. Now he's back and he sounds good good again cuz he's been away for a minute

[@MaynoOE]

@@Theplaystands once you can prove you can come back time and time again you can’t say fell off that’s just a slump. Baby hasn’t proved he can come back time and time again over damn near 15 atp compared to future. You feel me?

[@llHYS7ERIAll]

He had a good run, on to the rapper for the next 2-3 years and on to the next one after.

[@ilovejesuschrist992]

Most of these artists do not have longevity

[@thewaldronproject]

I remember when it felt like migos wd never fall off….

[@LiveLifeLucratively]

The fetty wap effect. He went so high up so fast, it got watered down. Everybody can’t be like drake or watever artist that doin big numbers for years on in. He did good for himself in marking himself in the history books of hip hop by the things he done in the past .

[@evanmarroquin512]

You can not compare baby to fetty wap…baby definitely hasnt fell off at all

[@viktorvaughndoomthevillain3747]

Fetty stopped his own career agter he met Gucci Mane, he said thats his idol and felt he satisfied his dreams and stopped rapping. Cant remember the interview he talked about it in

[@Charlesmclark2]

Fetty Wap sold alot more than baby...fool was multi hit platinum artist the fuzz just got him...he was the "blood bank" for the drug money both careers heavily funded by gang activity....

[@Xeniumnebula]

Drake got a writer sweatshop so he never falls off

[@Just_A_Thought1217]

No he IS falling off. Rappers with 1 sound never last. He will have some EP slaps. A good feature song here n there on tik tok. But his " hay day" is gone. People like lil baby personally more than his music.

[@reasoncalvin6142]

Why do you speak facts like this ???are you not scared?

[@sbstnpofadder]

He is right though exactly how i feel. Everything just sounds the same.

[@rujekonyamande469]

Exactly 💯

[@rujekonyamande469]

Exactly 💯

[@belt7959]

@@rujekonyamande469I agree i feel like after 2020 he stopped tryna improve his rapping and got comfortable casue he was on top of the rap game

[@jmbeats3308]

Lil Baby's music isn't that unique (not saying he's bad) overall and he's elevated around other artists in my opinion. He's not falling off, he's a successful music artist, but not a VERY successful music artist. Very successful music artists can sell out arenas by themselves like Drake, Kendrick, Eminem, and even artists most generally don't know like NF and Russ have as well. Numbers don't mean a thing in the long term if you don't have something that makes you stand out or a strong personal connection to your fanbase.

[@gkay8889]

I saw how you tried to slip in NF and Russ , these guys are trash , they are not successful or good

[@amandahugenkiss]

That's a great way to put it.

[@sbstnpofadder]

He is not versatile , everything just sounds the same after a while , compared to like NBA youngboy.

[@JrDoThat_1]

My guy you are a failed producer. Tf are you talking about? You should be the last person judging success with 35 views to ya name.

[@thehighlightreel8963]

Trash take BABY FIRE 🔥

[@2017account]

He Still Has a Long Career ahead of Him ❤

[@normalwhiteguy1555]

long CRIMINAL career 😈

[@Rtbj335]

D rider

[@Gas902]

@@Rtbj335how

[@amandahugenkiss]

Lol. Very, very few rappers have a long life, period.

[@bradleye660]

^ 400k first week on what?? His next album? You’re absolutely TRIPPING if you think he’s doing 400k first week on his next album 😂😭😂😭

[@HealthProductReviews1]

Remember, once upon a time there was a Nelly, 50 Cent, Ludacris, wiz khalifa, lil pump, and so on that eventually saw there spotlight dim for younger artists. It always happens it's the name of the game

[@louaista]

Lil Pump is an anamoly from this list tho 😅 50 still selling out arenas for an album he made 20 years ago lmfaooo there's levels to this

[@JohnSmith-li7xe]

i dunno about nelly 50 cent or Luda. They can go on tour right now and sell out. They stay creative. Wiz i think just chilled. Lil pump sucked and yeah everyone else just followed the same formula.

[@blibra7398]

good point but apart from nelly your examples werent very good

[@thedarkphoenix08]

Mentioning Fif and Luda in the same sentence as Wiz Khalifa and Lil Pump is ridiculous in itself

[@thedarkphoenix08]

@ETKIDNNAJI Off brand snoop smh.

[@1kontrabida]

Its hard to sell these days because a lot of people are feeling the pressure of the economy and the cost of living, its not like it used to be.

[@rasengon28]

yup, its why there are a lot of people who probably have a great voice and potential career but theyres truggling to still put food in their mouth. All u musicians and artists working 9-5's and hustling the legal way i see you and one day youll have your come up keep grinding❤

[@AwokenEntertainment]

Lil Baby is really just getting started

[@Jg_zw]

Rappers who blue up in 2020 are falling off😢

[@tinicoleofficial]

Bc people were bored😂

[@penti8345]

my intro to lil baby was never recover because it used to play at every mansion party i went to in high school at least a couple times and that shit absolutely slapped so then i started getting more into him

[@noseyandneutral]

“Every mansion party I went to in high school” your peak must’ve been in high school…cause this was a weird flex as an adult…

[@damnright1766]

I have never been a huge fan but I like his elevation out of the same ole hood shit. Keep elevating brother. Hood rappers. Are hot one moment and then cold forever.

[@DudeWitBeats]

Lil baby still releasing some good music till now and it can say he has many fans he also have millions and millions of views, streams in many platforms... Unlike some rappers who hardly managing it....

[@danielcollis]

Ppl ain't paying for a show that the artist ain't doin a show on stage, but they paying for a show at Rollin Loud with plenty of artist they can see

[@chrisss9116]

he fell off 🤣 if u arent selling tickets and have to cancel shows you have officially fell off.

[@joptorres9826]

Facts it’s just his fans online defending him But cmon tickets means real ppl coming to a show wasting they earned money and he simply ain’t bringing the enough attention

[@Why-bc7wl]

Calm down lil bro, selling out a arena tour as a rapper is extremely difficult, only a handful of rappers can do it. I doubt lil Baby got the same popularity as Kendric, jcole, or Drake. He might not be growing like he used to but he’s no way falling off

[@nicklong36]

I hope he has a plan B for if he decides not to go on with his life doing music maybe he needs something else to inspire him. Taking a break is also nice too.

[@4hunnidbaby]

nigga he is a multimillionaire he already set for life 😂

[@ytyoungrichnhigh]

Unlike many other rappers; Lil Baby is actually a smart guy lmfao. Willing to bet my life he has investments we're unaware about mane.

[@robotube7361]

@@4hunnidbaby Except he has only 8 mil and with that money he wont last even 5 years. Set for life is 100 mil with staying in the game. It's not about being inspired. He formed his own record label when he was on teh very start. He practically burned a lot of bridges because of it. He might sound , talk and act like a smart person but in reality he isnt. The big mistake he made was leaving the label who actually produced his bangers. He started to get let fame get into his head. Watch how everyone will just ignore him and forget about him. You dont form your own label after 2 albums bro WHAT? To get into the game first u need to pay your dues and work for the people who got you into the business. All famous and successful legends payed their dues. This guy acted arrogantly and decided to cut the people who got him into the game and that's a big no. His star exploded so ofc nobody was stupid to attack him or beef with him while he was on the top. But he fucked many people during this period and bit the hand that fed him. Now watch how slowly as his star fades people will start talking about him how he is not all that and forget about him. He is worth only 8 mil dollars and acts as if he's billionaire lmao. Soulja Boy has more money than him :D

[@ktd4036]

@@robotube7361bruh stop goin on google looking at net worth if a man makes 1 million off a show how would he only have 8 million that makes no sense u don’t kno what is in his bank account

[@the_p.s.a6384]

Be real nowadays we got popcorn rappers.

[@PeterGriffin11]

13:21,That definitely applies to nearly every mainstream modern rapper.

[@starrwilliams0127]

LET’S BE HONEST GUNNA, YOUNG THUG AND LIL MARLO WAS PROBABLY HELPING HIM WITH HIS HIT SONGS AND NOW THUG IS LOCKED UP, GUNNA IS BEING CALLED A RAT AND LIL MARLO IS DEAD LIL BABY’S CAREER HAS BEEN FIZZLING OUT……. 🫥

[@thelazyalgorithm8164]

Lil baby is a fad just like Da baby. People are moving on that's how the rap game goes. It's not always the artists fault though. The industry is foul. Labels will oversaturate the market with an artist and pay for plays and other fake me out methods. Once the artist "falls off" they move onto their pre planned "next big thing" The industry doesn't care about artist. Hell they make more money when an artist dies. This too goes the same for everything around us. The phone in your hand assuming it's expensive. It will be out of date within 2 years. And that's by design. They will update your shit until it's unusable just to make you buy the "next new thing" Think about this. A GE fridge from the 1950s lasted 50 years without being unplugged. A GE fridge from 2023 is only rated to last 14 years. Everything they feed us is designed as a "fad" so that we keep buying shit. It's all greed guys

[@neverhavingfun]

I understand your perspective on the music industry and consumer products, and you bring up some valid points. It's true that there's a natural ebb and flow in the music scene as tastes evolve over time. Artists' popularity might indeed change, but it doesn't necessarily make them mere "fads." They can still have an impact and dedicated followers. Regarding the music industry, while there have been cases of oversaturation and manipulation, it's worth noting that many artists succeed due to their genuine talent and hard work. Their success isn't solely attributed to label promotion, but also their creative expression and the connection they establish with their audience. In terms of appliances and technology, it's fair to acknowledge the differences between older products and modern ones. Technological advancements have led to more features and capabilities in newer devices, which can influence their longevity. While planned obsolescence exists, it might not be the sole reason behind product updates. The rapid pace of technological advancement can be driven by consumer demand for improved functionality and new features. People's choices to upgrade devices or support new artists often come from genuine value they see in those decisions. Lastly, it's important to recognize that an artist's popularity fading over time doesn't erase their contributions. Many artists leave a lasting impact on culture and continue to inspire new generations. In the same way, changes in consumer products are often a mix of evolving demands and advancements rather than solely driven by greed. In essence, the dynamics in both industries are complex and not always attributed to greed. It's crucial to consider the interplay of various factors in understanding these changes.

[@mikeyswift2010]

This was the best comment here and should be pinned and like far more. The reason it isn't is precisely what is wrong with society and has everything to do with the video we are watching. You wrote what these young kids call "a whole ass essay" and they don't have the attention span to read it, so it goes unread. Meanwhile the "whole ass essay" you wrote is actually just a dozen sentences or so, maybe less, and has the most informational value. I'm ranting about a youtube comment, but I saw some serious symbolism in this for some reason.

[@Crush0819]

Damn, that 9 to 5 playing dice must be hard as hell😂😂😂

[@Oobertrippy5530]

Gunna always been my favorite slime baby, funny how Gunna wrote lil baby’s lyrics.

[@epicwinlosers]

Gunnq and lil baby are literally best friends

[@YourUpperLip1]

It’s just like EVERY other artist (outside of Drake and Kanye) that blows up. Their core base grows until they get national exposure, then radio stations and streaming platforms see them as a new cash cow and they completely over saturate the market. The core fans get upset because now they see many other fans as being on the bandwagon, and then the fans that only tuned in because they were popular get tired of hearing an artist they didn’t ACTUALLY like. Sales/numbers drop and they say the artist fell off. Rinse and repeat.

[@jaycodez574]

Hip-hop is in a state of limbo right now. New rappers doing solo headline tours aren’t going to sell out arenas these days especially in bedrock middle America. Only big time artists do.

[@retrospecative2454]

Creators are usually always wrong when they say someone is broke or say they are not mainstream. Every rappers numbers at some point slows down but hes still in the mix

[@SabrumBaker]

He has his moments but that’s it. Just moments. If people really took a step back and really LISTENED to his albums not just for vibes and whatever else they’d realize he’s been giving you the same stuff since he came out he doesn’t change. He’s not ever going to change and people will keep eating it up and then watch how he declines over time and once he’s completely fallen off THEN people will realize he wasn’t that good to begin with

[@7inctus]

Guys I know y’all are fans in the comments but he is not charting anymore and not sharpening his skills like he was when he was hungry , y’all are tryna say he hasn’t declined at all ? Did u watch the vid 😅

[@Klatyno256]

Let them check the latest single

[@ProdbyFridge]

His last album did like 200k first week huh??

[@ilovejesuschrist992]

Exactly 😂

[@lukaztec982]

Yall really surprised? His music was never good it was bound to happen eventually.

[@MrKingmel]

He's not creative enough to last unless he has the best ghost writers.

[@keyondidit8118]

It’s goes to show that streams and actual fans are not the same. And those bots can only help your career so much without anything behind it

[@doloj6490]

“Had a duty to his family by selling drugs and hustling dice…😂

[@JeremyWashington1489]

I genuinely can’t understand how people listen to Lil Baby, but God bless him, he’s doing his thing

[@darlenetroise7079]

#truestory

[@Freshpbilliondollar112]

People don't just know when something is mid and when something is good🤦

[@saintfreezy6914]

glad to see it 😂🎉

[@dwaynejpeterkin]

I feel it’s because he dropped too much projects where people got tired of his flow and the way he raps also he wasn’t the biggest rapper as there were others bigger than him it will soon happen to youngboy never broke again what he needs to do is put out a hit that goes number 1 and put out an album that’s different than his previous work

[@zaymoney252]

Same thing happen to lil Wayne

[@Mr.Lubbox-Lobsterlegz1]

Whatever the case he’s still set for several lifetimes based off what’s he’s already accomplished when it’s all set and done

[@Mlbb_pablo]

When every song sounds the exact same people will get tired of it it’s happened again and again with different rappers

[@Erica-cf1xb]

People are tired of washing their own ass. So naturally they gonna complain about what is or is not working out. All noise.

[@soicycxp2540]

thumbnail is crazy 😂😂😂😂

[@soccerbrosshorts]

He’s not falling off. He didn’t sell out, Kid Laroi didn’t sell out, that’s the reason why Kid laroi left the tour. And also: He got so much great songs which weren’t released yet

[@michaelkemas]

Pop music is different from Hip-Hop… you can’t use a common pop artist and compare to a pandemic rapper

[@soccerbrosshorts]

@@michaelkemas Yeah, that was the fault, but not that he can’t sell out

[@itsknxalpha5010]

First. Btw love the content bro

[@danavia_]

It just seems like he’s not doing AS much but he profited so much that he can chill

[@lukeskywalker81]

His fan base grew up , but ima tell u this dude is the better than all the young guys , he made his bread he should invest n retire.

[@lukebogert599]

Ive never heard of these guys and I am genuinly suprised people like this. But music is really subjective. Nice video!

[@dozhadeville444]

Lil Baby saw his fall coming... this is why we saw the odd man hugging him from the back and now the new Axe commercial in the pink jacket with devil horns.

[@spastheghost]

Mans never heard of a sophomore slump. Happens to a lot of artists. Sometimes your first album is your biggest album and that’s just how it is

[@naeb9486]

We live in a time where numbers are everything and it’s sad. It’s like if he hangs around elites he ostracized and if he hangs around the environment he was brought up in he’s ostracized. Black men please understand these “ppl” do not care about you and to get in “make your money” and get out when possible.

[@AudioBoyzEnt]

I love your comment. I was thinking the other day that artist should start giving a special concert for people who did support low selling projects. Because these are the true fans.

[@SolarPowerMyRV]

How many songs and albums can you make about being a gangster and selling drugs and shooting people and getting hos and money. Not talking about anything of substance

[@regularchr1s932]

He isn't falling off he just in a slump, he didn't drop music after my turn probably bc covid and probably effected his work ethic, if he returned to how hungry he was on his older work but with newer flows he'd be fine

[@DzignsByKMay]

He is smart as hell. Even if he aint in music nomore. He is definitely building in other ways. Its always the same with artists they hungry when they come out so that is when they music is the best. As that money start rolling in the hunger dies down look how jeezy came out then fell back but they all still getting money and when the time come they hit hard again.❤

[@rokst4rr]

I stopped listening to baby after 2020 music js don't hit the same anymore

[@DontPanicrs]

If you heard one lil baby song you heard em all

[@kayvee5286]

It’s not that he fell off. When people start to follow an artist they want to grow with them. If you give people the same old song every time people lose interest.

[@ilovejesuschrist992]

When fans lose interest that artist falls off. It is the fans who make these artists rich.

[@FunkyJoe1234]

He need to Lock in with Ye as his Producer. Then its game over 🥱🏄‍♂️

[@szefkuba]

Every artist eventually hits a plateau in their career, hes been in the game for what? 4 or 5 years now? Of course the hype not gonna be the same but one things for sure lil baby is here to stay

[@madmoney2594]

New era hiphop is internet based Lil Baby was never the best he was just the most popular online when it was his time to be pushed by label something his fellow label artists Migos also went through and the world was looking at them like they “fell off” but it’s how it goes… next!

[@insideroutside]

I love lil baby music but idk if id go to a solo show of his.

[@user-vj3xi4vq8m]

Always will have love for Lil baby Doesn't matter to me 🔥

[@Badguyocean]

I think with the growth of social media and the internet we consider celebs who aren’t always trending a flop

[@AyoMillz]

The problem with the "sales" quoted is that it's a misrepresentation of the facts because it includes actual physical sales, downloads and EQUIVILANT SALES (AKA STREAMS)... Lil Baby is an artist who appeals to the streets and generation x'ers - aka people who stream or buy small value tickets/venues (House of Blues, SOBs)... He's just not an arena artist... and his rinse & repeat method doesn't work long for an audience with major ADHD problems

[@everythingbeautybycourtney8171]

😂😂😂💀💀

[@alabamablacksnake9995]

He was an industry plant . This was inevitable

[@Looseleeaf]

Sometimes complacency can start a fire

[@ilovejesuschrist992]

He got comfortable

[@DavidFosdick]

It’s kind of like when future dropped DS2. Started being featured in almost every rap album released for the next couple years. You can’t expect that forever.

[@jokesonyoumyguy5086]

I believe that the energy you put out is the energy that you will receive. Maybe it’s because of the things he said about gunna. Maybe God saw him going in the wrong direction and this whole “falling off” thing is a blessing in disguise. Maybe his music was never that great and people loved HIM so much that it made the music sound better than it was. Your energy is everything and you will only be on the outside, what you are inside. Life works that way. Your ego will ruin you and God will bring you down to your knees if need be for you to understand.

[@Erica-cf1xb]

This Is very true.

[@ReMEeh]

Lil baby doing 100mph in a yellow ferrari like pikkachu🟡🟨⭐️🌝

[@TheProtagonistDies]

how old r u

[@ReMEeh]

😶🤔why??

[@daliwonga944]

Lil baby is a good artist that needs to work with international producers & features with the likes of Metro Boomin, 21 Savage, Dave, Central Cee, Stefflon Don, Burna Boy, Ruger, Rema, Dj Maphorisa, Nasty C, J Balvin and Bad Bunny and dibble alot in RnB

[@soundsofsilenceandsleeping]

In Machiavelli's "The Prince", it is explained that the easier it is to attain your kingdom, the harder it is to hold onto it. The harder it is to gain your kingdom, the easier it is to maintain it. He came up too fast.

[@TheProtagonistDies]

😅you forgot the part where he smiled as 2 men sandwiched him

[@kaaronhudson8112]

That’s where the fell off started nobody wants to listen to an undercover gay rapper

[@themacdaddydify]

​@kaaronhudson8112 I got some bad news about a lotta big rappers brodie 😂😂

[@kaaronhudson8112]

@@themacdaddydify I just wonder if it’s really worth it for them,but I guess I know the answer

[@christaylor7916]

Y'all are legit weird for blowing that whole thing out of proportion. I'm glad you hardly got likes on your comment. People like Y'all are the reason toxic masculinity exists. Did you say anything about meg or latto when they twerked and grinded on their female friends?? If anything is gay, it's that. Just stop talking

[@christaylor7916]

Y'all are legit weird for blowing that whole thing out of proportion. I'm glad you hardly got likes on your comment. People like Y'all are the reason toxic masculinity exists. Did you say anything about meg or latto when they twerked and grinded on their female friends?? If anything is gay, it's that. Just stop talking

[@cartersosa_24]

Lol he’s doing great with no adversity then the ride isn’t even worth it lol some of the biggest acts can’t sell out ever arena and it’s a recession lol I think ppl reaching

[@JK-gm6kk]

The mega stars are all on tour this summer too

[@dwaynejpeterkin]

50 cent is outselling everybody, Travis Scott , drake lil baby is not hot anymore

[@ShotTheCityUp]

they always reachin tryna get attention

[@VeryHornyToad]

A lot has changed since 2017

[@11.9lsupercharged4]

12:40 that's what happens to almost every rapper once they start seeing them checks

[@davidleeroth357]

Have you seen ticket prices nowadays? They're outrageous. They might as well go pay-per-view. I don't think he's fallen off, this is gonna be a problem for a lot of artists from now on

[@michaelkemas]

When was the last time Baby had an actual hit?

[@HigherDozes]

@@michaelkemas he has more platinum hits than any of your dream rappers this decade

[@Lordofthefall06]

​@@HigherDozesDrake and Post Malone are laughing in the corner😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@autumnscorpio16]

One thing this new generation fail to do is, separate (Hate) from (Facts). Dude mumble when he talks, so I definitely don't want to listen to his trash mumble rap. All they do is rap about what they got and how many genocidal acts they've inflicted upon their own people.

[@sonnied839]

💯🎯

[@SocialExperiment232]

Honestly I like that he refuse to hang with the streets and is looking up high. Much better than promoting a gangsta lifestyle and being stuck. Good on him for that.

[@unathimasika9735]

He didn’t fall off the worst we can say is plateaud

[@bkkillafromda6170]

Bruhhh he aint fall off . He is still pretty relevant in rap as of today. He found his lane where know one was really competition at all and stayed in it till he found his recipe.

[@thedarkphoenix08]

No he isn’t. Nobody who isn’t a rider brings him up in any hip hop conversation. He’s been washed.

[@isaiahmcconnell]

@@thedarkphoenix08last album went number 1 and sold 216k😂🤷🏽‍♂️

[@thedarkphoenix08]

@@isaiahmcconnell yeah, you’re a casual. That only matters when you’re talking about Taylor Swift. We’re talking hip hop. I don’t care how much he sold, Sexyy Red and Lil Pump are blowing up too. Guess they should be in everybody’s top 10 too.

[@isaiahmcconnell]

He also has more hits than everyone in his generation aside from yb you just delusional 😂

[@thedarkphoenix08]

@@isaiahmcconnell “Delusional” yet you’re the only talking about hits here Swiftie. You clearly don’t know what “hip hop conversation”, if you’re talking about charts instead of skill, influence etc. you more worried about how much likes he gets flexing cash and if you hear him On the radio 💀

[@Hamajaang]

If some of these old rappers took these younger upstarts under their wing and give them guidance, I think we would see a big difference as far as quality of music, lyrics, etc. Or at least school then up on all the BS these labels always be trying to pull. As for lil baby, you can’t knock him for finally getting out of the hood and being in a better position in life. New life new crowd of people. Who knows, he may say fuck rap and start investing in real estate 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Erica-cf1xb]

The reality is...nobody is trying to genuinely help someone else just out of love. If there isn't an ulterior motive, ROI, or some kind of weird sex with a escort...nobody wants anything to do with it or hear it. That's coming from a real reality that nobody trying to admit to.

[@Hamajaang]

@@Erica-cf1xb I agree to an extent. Not everyone is crooked but a vast majority of the ones in power are. But again, if the old heads who have been screwed by the system, teach the youngsters how to avoid being a slave to a label and go into business for themselves. The big thing is, is remembering where you came from and the love you really have for your craft. 🤷🏽‍♂️ The gate keeping of knowledge is bad for business.

[@pleasestop8651]

Background song @11:00?

[@tommurphy4770]

I think one of the problems of this era of hip hop is the availability and replay ability of songs and albums. While that’s great in some respects, it’s much easier to get yourself out there, to be heard and known by a much wider audience much faster than before. It also means artists aren’t taking that time that before was essential to honing their craft and organically building up a fan base. Realistically most people will come across your music by recommendation or algorithm from yet, Spotify etc and might then go on to listen to a few more songs or even an album whereas before you’d build up hype and interest through performing at local venues which just instantly gives people more of a connection as they see you in person and can almost relate to you more as a person rather than just a voice coming out their speaker or earphones. Also as music is basically free now it is much less of a commitment to listen to an album or song so people are automatically less invested and less inclined to see you succeed which I think then bleeds through into things like tours and shows not selling as well because people don’t have that attachment that they had to rappers and stars back in the day.

[@LYNNroofingGal]

He learned the game is not worth it. Business is his focus now. Smart guy❤

[@bradshiesty4197]

He learned the game isn't worth it? Wtf are you talking about lol. No, he's falling off so he gotta find another hustle

[@dade-0]

he did not fall of cause he isn’t talked about as much

[@austinpurdy]

I think i saw a video of him giving some top 😂

[@Gorealaracer38]

Dumbed down music gets old FAST! AND HE LITERALLY CANT KEEP HIS MOUTH CLOSED.😤

[@TylerMadison711]

When you never expected to have any of this shit n you accepted you would be in the streets or locked up for your remaining years you think 176 weeks straight he charted n on the 177th week when he didn't it was a HUGE blow to his ego. It's all W's to him. If you want to go with it's hurting his pockets it's not...

[@LargoBlack]

This man finessed the whole global rap game from millions bruh. If he really fell off, Baby still would be winning with the bag he made. It's fun to have big hits as an artist, but the real goal was getting your fam out of the hood. And that he did for sure. 💪🏾

[@ryanscott2745]

Dude that's what I'm saying. Everyone always has to hate on people man.

[@davidcoy9542]

la real bro

[@DW51380]

people like Fetty wap and mc hammer have shown no matter how big your moment was the money doesn’t last long if you don’t use it right his jewellery habit alone doesn’t look good but he can always sell them if he goes broke. but He can certainly say had his moment in rap, wether it lasts as long as Eminem or silento he can still say he had a moment in rap history as his legacy. And can’t take that away from him And that’s coming from someone who couldn’t name one of his songs simply because I’m not a fan of his genre of rap in general I know his voice from being put over videos and his feature on schoolboy qs crash talk but I respect him none the less

[@nolanft]

When asked why he doesn’t have tattoos, his response was, record executives and billionaires don’t have tattoos and that’s where I want to be. He essentially answered the question, $500k or lunch with Jay Z/billionaire, there’s more worth in the conversation if you know what questions to ask and how to listen.

[@maddmaxx8459]

He’s back

[@michaelcobbin1558]

Like I said before rod wave is selling out arenas and nobody is talking about it

[@biizzlle]

Cause he ain’t in the occult Illuminati he Will never be talked about but he’s good

[@Travluminatii]

CANCEL RAPPERS

[@dooda-do1073]

0:41 yo bro you got a new studio????

[@censored817]

Nobody say lil baby a industry plant😂they literally payed him rap and somebody else had to write for him¿¿¿

[@gamingprince2882]

They really hating on this nigga cuz he hanging round billionaires to get knowledge of how to make more money? Aint thats why he started this shit anyways?

[@viktorvaughndoomthevillain3747]

Ever since he let them rich dudes reverse oreo him he fell off 😂

[@workingonmyself]

This puts Drake’s continued success even more impressive.

[@ExtraterrestrialBeing-jc7to]

Harder Than Ever is Crazy

[@shashwatkumar7718]

5:27 lil baby the only artist to go number 1 w 197 units sold 😂