DaBaby Tragic Decline of His Career

Before They Were Famous

Just a short time ago there were few rappers with a more promising outlook than DaBaby. Not only did his 2019 debut studio album, Baby on Baby peak at the number seven spot on the Billboard 200, but his second studio album also released later that year would hit the number one spot. Then Blame It On Baby came around in 2020 and not only duplicated its predecessorís success, but topped it by boasting DaBabyís biggest hit track to date, Rockstar -- which spent several non-consecutive weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100. But then ñ the calendar year flipped from 2020 to 2021 and all hell broke loose. Not only did DaBaby firmly entrench himself in the Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion beef by taking what many people considered to be the wrong side of the conflict, he then proceeded to spout some incendiary and homophobic comments during a performance at Rolling Loud. After that, half the music industry would disown him and DaBaby would see his sponsorships and concert appearances dry up as a repercussion. Since then? Well, things havenít gotten any better. Not only did he get into an excessively violent altercation with DaniLeigh brother at a bowling alley, but he'd also wind up having to cancel his own concert after only moving a few hundred tickets in a venue that can seat thousands. So, if you want to track the Decline of DaBaby career with his six biggest mistakes, keep your eyes glued to SnapChat where we are pulling back the curtain on his floundering career. And to begin with, we are gonna take a look at the most violent crime DaBaby has ever been a part of.
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