KnickstapeCity
RIP Big Dikk :wow: :mjcry:
Baby got a big dikk, brehYou think straight men want to listen to a grown ass man often wearing a wife beater calling himself "DaBaby"
Da Baby - How TF Is This A Mixtape debuts at #154, sells 9k first week
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Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Cap….. The Coliseum and TLR is his fanbase
MoshpitMazi
Moshpit Gxng/ Anti Fash
He's ass
HollywoodP
#LongLive24 #TMC America's Team, Lakeshow, & ASU
not a very good tape, but there's def some gems.
Wish he woulda just dropped a cd full of joints like this on some Gunna shyt since he did no features. He's got plenty of shyt to rap about with everything thats gone on in his life.
Wish he woulda just dropped a cd full of joints like this on some Gunna shyt since he did no features. He's got plenty of shyt to rap about with everything thats gone on in his life.
Should rename it How TF This Sh*t Only Sell 9k 1st Week 
Turk
Young, Gifted, and Black
Dababy fell off for multiple reasons, and I'll list them.
1. Prior to the concert incident, people were already starting to say his music was becoming stale and repetitive. I remember he would preview music, and folks on the internet, particularly Twitter, would clown it by saying things like "he raps over Mario beats," "he always uses the same flow," etc. Trouble was brewing back then, and that was late 2019-2020
2. He ostracized his fanbase. Black women were Dababy's most vocal supporters. They would thirst over him all day online. Black women loved his voice, physical features, tough guy image, the relationship he had with his Black baby mama, and how he appeared to treat her, but that all changed once Dababy had a string of incidents with women. He was sued for allegedly slapping a black woman at one of his concerts. He left his Black baby mama for Danileigh, and then they had a whole load of drama that was heavily publicized. After collaborating with Meg the Stallion on multiple occasions, he chose to side with Tory Lanez after the shooting incident and started saying certain things about Meg. Black women didn't fukk with any of that shyt, and their opinion of him flipped drastically.
3. The concert incident. It was highly unnecessary and stupid. Someone like Boosie can make comments like that without hurting his pockets because his core fanbase is hood adjacent nikkas who likely share his sentiments about the LGBT community, but Dababy at that time was in a completely different boat. Idk what his core fanbase was or is now, but at that time, he was very mainstream, and those types of comments aren't going to fly, especially when you're doing crossover songs with pop artists like Camila Cabello.
In summary, a lot of people felt like Dababy's music became stale and repetitive; he ostracized Black women, who were his most vocal supporters, and he attacked the LGBT community while being a mainstream artist. A combination of all these things led to his downfall.
1. Prior to the concert incident, people were already starting to say his music was becoming stale and repetitive. I remember he would preview music, and folks on the internet, particularly Twitter, would clown it by saying things like "he raps over Mario beats," "he always uses the same flow," etc. Trouble was brewing back then, and that was late 2019-2020
2. He ostracized his fanbase. Black women were Dababy's most vocal supporters. They would thirst over him all day online. Black women loved his voice, physical features, tough guy image, the relationship he had with his Black baby mama, and how he appeared to treat her, but that all changed once Dababy had a string of incidents with women. He was sued for allegedly slapping a black woman at one of his concerts. He left his Black baby mama for Danileigh, and then they had a whole load of drama that was heavily publicized. After collaborating with Meg the Stallion on multiple occasions, he chose to side with Tory Lanez after the shooting incident and started saying certain things about Meg. Black women didn't fukk with any of that shyt, and their opinion of him flipped drastically.
3. The concert incident. It was highly unnecessary and stupid. Someone like Boosie can make comments like that without hurting his pockets because his core fanbase is hood adjacent nikkas who likely share his sentiments about the LGBT community, but Dababy at that time was in a completely different boat. Idk what his core fanbase was or is now, but at that time, he was very mainstream, and those types of comments aren't going to fly, especially when you're doing crossover songs with pop artists like Camila Cabello.
In summary, a lot of people felt like Dababy's music became stale and repetitive; he ostracized Black women, who were his most vocal supporters, and he attacked the LGBT community while being a mainstream artist. A combination of all these things led to his downfall.
cyndaquil
Lv 100 Bold natured
Long ass hell but quite thorough dissertation here
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
He needed to lay off those JetsOnMade beats.
I didn't love this tape (the tape for me sucked after track 5), but the first 5 songs were really good and he needed to go in that direction earlier to counteract all the goofy shyt he was doing. Ludacris figured that out and it allowed him to get way more respect (that and he destroyed TI)
Straw Hat Luffy
Veteran
He faded out like most rappers do, it got nothing to do with his comments.
A Tribe Called Quest ™
Make Em Say Ughh ... Silk da Shocker
Lessss goooooo
murksiderock
Superstar
On a local level, this goes back to when I said I was first hearing about him...
So when cats are having the "who is homie" conversations, again for myself this is going over 7 years ago. It was pretty acknowledged that he beat on women. Some chick he was with, his baby mama too, and I know I've mentioned that on here in years past...
But you know how it is, especially in a culture like hip hop and with a lot of street and street adjacent cats. It wasn't really held against him, you know cats didn't even really speak on it as a negative: "him and his chick be fighting", "he slapped up some chick", shyt like that could be for whatever reason, we not judging nikkas hard-core about that...
I'd also heard he ran a fade with a brother at some party or function, and they said he could throw em. So it wasn't like, "oh the nikka just beat on women", at some point cats saw him run it with a man and he ain't win but he ain't lose, and he's not a big guy, they said he did his thing...
I can tell you for a fact there are people locally who will tell you they'd heard stories of him "fighting" his exes prior to him really blowing up. But at that local Charlotte level, that shyt don't matter. A few years later and he's a mega star, to your point, you're not in Charlotte anymore. You're not simply endorsed by Charlotte promoters anymore. That type shyt, the belittling gays (though that's always how he's spoken), the violence towards women, you ain't in Charlotte anymore, that shyt can't fly and it did accelerate his fall from grace...
But as I think most of us has said in here, his decline had already begun a little while before that!
Yeah he had a big fan base but not a solid one. Something I’ve noticed about music is you have to dig deep and make “deeper” music if you want to grow an actual solid fan base.
Da baby had alot of fans at his peak but his music was always goofy and gimmicky and you can only be relevant so long doing that
That LGBT thing definitely didn’t help but it didn’t hurt as much as people say it did. His fan base was never that solid. He was really popular but he didn’t have die-hards so it was only a matter of time before people stopped caring
Rembrandt
the artist
That's actually much better than I would have guessed considering this is legitimately the first time I heard of this tape